Real Madrid's new 45 million euros Brazilian star Ronaldo wears silver football boots during his presentation ceremony at Santiago Bernabeu stadium September 2, 2002. The Brazilian striker, who has signed a four-year
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Nike sign eight-year-old Brazilian prodigy Kauan Basile at even younger age than Lionel Messi and Neymar | The US Sun
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