"I broke the Dominance of Real Madrid and helped change Barcelona", says Brazilian Legend Ronaldino

Ronaldinho has revealed in The Players' Tribune that the proudest moment of his career is helping change Barcelona football through his style of play. The Brazilian rocked the world of football between 2004 and 2008 as he was at the height of his career.

The Brazilian entertained the world and has revealed that he had a goal even before joining Barcelona.

In a letter to his eight-year old self, he wrote: "When you arrive, Real Madrid will be the power of Spanish football. By the time you leave, kids will be dreaming of playing 'The Barcelona Way'.

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