Is ronaldino still a goat today ?

[Rexkenor]

Even as a retired person is he still a goat ? 

[sophetoria9]

his creativity on the pitch was so unique i remmeber trying to replicate that no look pass in my backyard and just failing miserably, the fact people still obsess over compilations of his best moments says it all

[Onyxalori34]

He was fun to watch but his peak didn't last as lnog as others in the conversation.

[opeyemiogunniyi]

Messi is the goat

[umbraraus]

Honestly his legacy is still insane, Barca fans still brag about his skill compilations anytime a big game comes around

[ivshengyn722]

I once missed a penalty trying to chip the keeper exactly like he did that one time, it sailed over the bar and my mates never let me forget it.

[Novaixry]

Practicing his tricks is still a solid way to improve close control honestly, even if you look like an idiot half the time like when I tried his elastico and just kicked the ball out of bounds.

[OrbitWinner]

Absolutely! Being a GOAT isn't just about playing; it's about the impact they had on the game. Retirement doesn’t change that legacy!

[yogpog]

His legacy is locked in for me, that joy he brought to the pitch never fades. I still think it is crazy how many kids today try his no look pass without even knowing it was his signautre move.

[Derin157]

Class is permanent...

[Ajadialao]

No but he's a great player