Como é jogar com Ronaldinho? Ex-Atlético revela

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Durante participação no podcast "Fala AE" com apresentação de Lauro Lopes, o ex-lateral Carlos César, contou como foi a experiência de jogar com Ronaldinho Gaúcho no Atlético.   Acesse o site: https://noataque.com.br / https://uai.com.br  SE INSCREVA EM NOSSO CANAL NO YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@PortalUai  Siga o Portal UAI nas redes sociais:  Instagram - https://instagram.com/estadodeminas/  Twitter -  https://twitter.com/em_com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/EstadodeMinas /  #alterosaesporte #atlético #futebol #carloscesar

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00:00 The cool thing is that your growth story with Athletico

00:05 goes to the meeting of Athletico improving on the field.

00:10 Because after 2011, this complicated phase,

00:13 Athletico is vice-champion in 2012, Athletico is champion of Libertadores in 2013.

00:17 How did you experience so many titles and so many cool things?

00:22 Because I imagine that playing alongside Ronaldinho Gaúcho,

00:26 alongside Vitor, who is a great idol of the fans today,

00:29 you must have lived something spectacular.

00:32 Yes, there was a professional growth and a personal growth.

00:36 The professional growth was that you are always building brick by brick,

00:43 and one day dreaming of winning titles, until you actually get in...

00:48 I say it, we joke, right? We have become real players now.

00:52 Where you can start a season and think about winning two titles.

00:56 The mentality is different.

00:57 Now the fight is up there.

00:58 The fight is up there, you think about titles, make history.

01:01 And playing with Ronaldinho is that.

01:03 Ronaldinho came one day and said, "Look, the only one who is marked in the history of the club

01:06 is the one who is champion."

01:08 We had heard that before, but hearing from him, it seems to be different.

01:12 You have to be champion, you have to be champion,

01:14 so every game that comes in, you have to leave everything there.

01:17 And I used to joke, "Man, I don't..."

01:18 Did he give you a lot of tips, a lot of things like that?

01:20 He did, for sure. One of those things was that.

01:23 That was the word he said, that you have to make history, you have to be champion.

01:26 So you get on the field, you have to win the game.

01:29 It's one of the things I had in Atlético now, I commented with Carlos Alberto,

01:35 I said, "Carlos Alberto, there was a day when Ronaldinho came in..."

01:38 The football superintendent, right?

01:40 Yes, yes, yes.

01:41 A friend.

01:42 I said, "Carlos Alberto, there was a day when Ronaldinho came on the field,

01:45 he gathered everyone and said that there was no star there.

01:49 There was no star on that team, and if we didn't keep playing,

01:53 giving some passes on the field, hitting the opponent,

01:56 we wouldn't win anything. We had to keep going."

01:58 And that gave me more encouragement, because it came from him,

02:01 that it was a star.

02:02 So he showed the following, that if you have humility,

02:05 playing the football that has to be done, respecting...

02:09 I really like to say this, right?

02:11 Anyone who joins Atlético has to respect the club's identity,

02:14 understand the values.

02:16 The song itself says it all, it's a club of race and love.

02:20 If you don't give race, love, if you don't put your best on the field,

02:24 the fans won't care about the result, they'll care about your dedication.

02:28 It's about dedication.

02:30 It's like at home, if we don't respect the principles,

02:33 it's not about the result, it's because we don't respect the principles.

02:36 These values hit hard in the heart of the Atletico fan.

02:41 And we can't miss the fight.

02:43 One of the things I learned the most was that, professionally,

02:46 you have to have the desire to make history, win great titles,

02:50 respect the club's identity.

02:52 As a man, I had the opportunity to sit at the table with Gilberto Silva,

02:55 with Vitor, Leonardo Silva,

02:59 they are athletes that... Pierre, Junior Cesar,

03:02 they were athletes who had a good life off the field.

03:07 Something I didn't have until then.

03:10 And I learned from them. Prioritizing family,

03:14 building a good, healthy life off the field,

03:19 and also thinking about career building and management.

03:22 So I learned, I sat at the table, having coffee with them,

03:26 in that chat, not having to rush to go to the bedroom and sleep,

03:29 stay on the phone, no, it wasn't like that.

03:31 I sat at the table, the best were there, and I could learn from them,

03:35 both in career building, off the field,

03:38 and also on the field, having that winning mentality.

03:41 Carlos, you being this guy, in this time, in 2013,

03:45 this guy more focused, family, taking care of your career management,

03:49 of family management as well, how was it to live with Ronaldinho,

03:54 who was a little more laid back?

03:56 Because I imagine that Ronaldinho, in a good way,

03:59 he was a naughty boy, that way of him,

04:02 he was a guy of the night, we know,

04:05 he was a little naughty, Ronaldinho, in that sense.

04:08 How was it to deal with this situation,

04:12 being you, with personality, meeting the guy

04:16 who has a very good heart, that we know from backstage,

04:20 but who has a different identity from yours?

04:22 Man, it was to enjoy the time I was with him.

04:25 We didn't...

04:28 Do you remember anything remarkable, for example?

04:30 -Besides this talk, anything? -Besides this talk?

04:33 Inside the field, it was this.

04:35 Inside the field, he said, "Man, the opportunities are for those

04:39 who are there in motion."

04:41 He said, "The attacker doesn't need to keep screaming, asking for the ball.

04:44 If you move, the principle is, the ball will come to whoever moves first."

04:49 Because this shows that...

04:51 And the ball would come.

04:53 And the ball would come.

04:55 And off the field, it was all his simplicity.

04:57 It was all his simplicity, the smile,

05:00 the desire to give his best.

05:02 It was sitting at the table, even though he was a little bit of a dick,

05:05 but he was at the table, telling jokes,

05:08 playing games.

05:09 So, we wanted the time he was there to enjoy

05:12 all his professional knowledge.

05:15 Regardless of what he did off the field,

05:18 within the four lines, within the professional,

05:21 he was a guy who had more experience there.

05:26 Tactical organization, standing balls.

05:30 I don't know if I mentioned this before,

05:34 but when there was a standing ball and Cuca was going to organize a situation,

05:39 Ronaldinho organized it.

05:41 Who was going to be in front, if he was going to score,

05:43 those shots and those many goals with standing balls,

05:47 it was Ronaldinho who organized all that

05:51 so that we could enjoy the best of the cast.

05:54 I usually say that he was a treasure hunter of the cast,

06:01 because he was able to extract the best from everyone.

06:04 He enhanced the quality of each one.

06:06 And also with Bernard.

06:09 Bernard didn't score, he didn't score.

06:12 He adjusted Bernard's movement so that he could be in the best position

06:17 to score the dribbles he scored.

06:20 So one of the most important and powerful things for me

06:25 was to experience and see his ability to manage the team well on the field.

06:31 camp.

06:31 (electronic beeping)

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