Football is a sport full of debates, but one thing that pretty much everyone can agree on is Ronaldinho's status as one of the all-time greats.He lit up the "Beautiful Game" with his goals, creativity, dribbling skills, free-kicks, crazy tricks, no-look passes and overall amazing technical ability.Whether it was at Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona, AC Milan or in Brazil, the attacking midfielder always had a piece of magic in him - and it looks like that is still the case today.
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Ronaldinho reunited with his legendary ex-Barca teammate Carles Puyol in Mexico on Saturday for a friendly game in aid of striving for world peace.
He may be 37 now, but as you'll see below, the Brazilian entertainer was the star of the show in the "peace" match with two moments of pure brilliance.
Ronaldinho lights up Mexico peace match
The match between the "Stars of Europe" and the "Stars of America" took place in Queretaro, for whom Ronaldinho played in the 2014-15 season.
As a result, Puyol and Ronaldinho were on opposing teams, but that didn't stop the latter from scoring a quite brilliant long-range goal in the 63rd-minute.
As you can see in the video below, Ronaldinho levelled the scores with a controlled, volleyed chip from nearly 40 yards out which flew over a stranded goalkeeper into the net.
If that wasn't enough, the 37-year-old responded after Europe regained the lead with a wonderful assist in true Ronaldinho style.
After evading a couple of challenges, he produced a lovely flick over the defence, allowing Gabriel to finish from close range and make it 2-2.
The Stars of America went onto win the game 5-4 in a penalty shoot-out, but spectators at the game will undoubtedly remember the event for Ronaldinho's classy contributions.
The 2002 World Cup winner last played professionally for Fluminense in 2015, so matches like these allow Ronaldinho the chance to still bring joy to football lovers around the world.
What do YOU make of Ronaldinho's performance in this "peace" match? Is he one the greatest of all-time? Leave YOUR opinion in the comments box below!