Fat Ron has a new career...
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Ronaldo Travels To Milan To Become Alexandre Pato's Agent - Report
Ronaldo wants to add Pato to his list of clients...
Recently retired Brazilian football legend Ronaldo has travelled to Milan to convince compatriot Alexandre Pato to sign with and be represented by his company, 9ine.
Alexandre Pato - Milan (Getty Images)..
Lancenet reports that Ronaldo and his partner Marcus Buaiz at 9ine have gone to meet with the Brazil international forward and will hold talks with the 21-year-old.
Pato is currently recovering from an injury but the two parties will hold talks on Wednesday.
Last week the former Barcelona, Inter and Real Madrid striker revealed his desire to make a career as an agent and expressed his interest in representing young Brazilian talent.
Ronaldo has already signed a deal with Merengues midfielder Kaka and now wants to have Pato on his books as well. -
very smart of Ronaldo.......................
very dumb of any player that has Ronaldo as manager......................
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Originally posted by Asromanista2001:
very smart of Ronaldo.......................
very dumb of any player that has Ronaldo as manager......................
and why?
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you think the fatty will even bother to be a good manager ?
if it's Rivaldo, i'll say he'll make a good manager....................
Ronaldo can only use his connections...................but expect minimal effort from the fatty
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he is exercising his branding...that's good enough...naturally he won't be doing the legwork, he'll have others do the actual work....
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Originally posted by Asromanista2001:
you think the fatty will even bother to be a good manager ?
if it's Rivaldo, i'll say he'll make a good manager....................
Ronaldo can only use his connections...................but expect minimal effort from the fatty
why do U always see things only on the surface, and never exercise some smartness?
when U see famous people advertising, do U think they really got time to use them?
as per DD, it is branding.. Ronaldo puts up the money, pulls all the strings.. and seriously, U are talking about football contracts, not nuclear science leh.
sigh...