The documentary series proposal
A portrait beyond the field
The Ronaldinho miniseries is not limited to showing goals, dribbles, and titles. The proposal is to build a human portrait of the player, exploring his trajectory from childhood to the height of fame—and also his most controversial moments.
Divided into three episodes, the production combines unprecedented footage, exclusive interviews, and testimonies from major football figures.
A narrative built on emotion
Unlike traditional documentaries, the series bets on an emotional narrative that connects the viewer with the athlete's story in an intimate way.
Ronaldinho Gaúcho's trajectory
From humble beginnings to stardom
Born in Porto Alegre, Ronaldinho grew up in an environment where football was more than a sport—it was a form of expression and survival. From an early age, his talent drew attention, quickly taking him from futsal courts to professional fields.
The peak in Europe
His time at FC Barcelona marked the highest point of his career. It was during this period that Ronaldinho conquered the world with his irreverent style and unique ability.
Historic achievements
Among his main accomplishments are: 2002 World Cup with the Brazilian National Team, UEFA Champions League, and the Ballon d'Or.
What the series promises to reveal
Unprecedented behind-the-scenes content
The production will have access to materials never before released, including archival footage and personal accounts.
Delicate moments in his career
Beyond successes, the series will also address controversial episodes, offering a more complete view of the player's trajectory.
Testimonies from major figures
The presence of figures such as Lionel Messi, Neymar Jr., and Roberto Carlos adds weight to the narrative.
Ronaldinho's cultural impact
A global icon
Ronaldinho transcended sports, becoming a culturally recognized figure worldwide.
Football as art
His playing style, marked by creativity and joy, redefined how football is perceived.
Inspiration for new generations
Players around the world cite Ronaldinho as a reference.
Netflix's sports strategy
Investment in real stories
Netflix has heavily bet on sports documentaries as a way to attract audiences.
Emotional connection with the audience
Real stories tend to generate greater identification and engagement.
Other sports productions in the project
"Tetra: Acreditar de Novo" is another documentary revisiting the 1994 World Cup conquest. "Várzea: Onde Nasce o Futebol" explores grassroots football in São Paulo, showing where new talents emerge.
The importance of grassroots football
Birthplace of great players
Names like Cafu and Raphinha originated in this setting.
Culture and identity
Grassroots football represents an essential part of Brazilian culture.