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Ronaldinho Thanks Everyone For Their Love And Support After Losing His Mum
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Ronaldinho recently lost his mum due to coronavirus complications and the Brazilian icon has thanked everyone for their love and support, ESPN FC.
Dona Miguelina Eloi Assis dos Santos passed away at the age of 71 at a local hospital after being treated for COVID-19 since December.
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The whole world have been thrown into mourning in the past weekend following the death of the mother of the 2002 World Cup winner.
Football legend Ronaldinho finally breaks silence after losing mum to COVID-19, makes big statement

Ronaldinho thanks everyone for their love and support after losing his mum. Photo by Bertrand Rindoff Petroff

Ronaldinho for the first time released a statement which was quoted by ESPN FC:
"My family and I want to thank all of you for your affection and support that we are receiving in a very difficult time."My mother was an inspiration of strength and joy to all who knew her and will continue to exercise her light in our lives forever."With the strength she taught us, we must continue our journey. Thanks"
Ronaldinho's former Barcelona teammate Lionel Messi also sent an emotional message to his bereaved friend on his social media handle.
"Ronnie, I have no words, I can't believe it.Khaligraph Jones - Best Rapper in Nigeria: This track will leave you breathless“Just sending you a lot of strength and a big hug to you and the family. I'm very sorry, RIP."
Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier Raphinha was among the scorers in Leeds United's 3-0 win over Southampton in a Premier League match played at Elland Road, Mirror.
The Brazilian marked Leed's 200th win in the English topflight division with a free-kick from 25-yards with six minutes left to play.
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Liverpool Worried About Top-four Finish According To Carragher.
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Former Liverpool star Jamie Carragher has stated that the reigning Premier League kings will now have to worry about finishing in the top-four, rather than defending their title.

Jurgen Klopp’s side were handed a shock 1-0 defeat by Burnley on Thursday night, January 21, after Ashley Barnes powered home from the penalty spot in the 83rd minute.

It marked the first defeat for the Reds at Anfield after they had gone 68 games unbeaten at home, since April 2017.

Liverpool failed to win any of their last five Premier League games having failed to score in the last four outings as well.

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They are now six points behind league leaders Manchester United, but Carragher claims the chances of the Reds defending their title are slipping away.

He told Sky Sports via Daily Mail:

“The title is slipping away. It's going to be really difficult at this moment in time.
“They will start worrying about top four rather than the title. They need to get back to winning games and scoring goals before pondering about the defence of their title.”

Liverpool worried about top-four finish according to Carragher. Photo: Peter Powell
On the other hand, former Manchester United star Wayne Rooney has declared that he strongly feels the Red Devils will emerge Premier League champions this season.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side returned to the summit of the English top-flight after coming from behing to defeat Fulham at the Craven Cottage on Wednesday night, January 20.

And the Derby County manager Rooney claims he has discussed this privately with his coaching staff that United will be crowned champions by the time the season ends.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Kevin de Bruyne may have been ruled out of Manchester City's Premier League clash against defending champions Liverpool at Anfield early next month.

The Belgian playmaker lasted just 59 minutes in his side's 2-0 triumph over Aston Villa before he was replaced by Gabriel Jesus after picking up a hamstring injury in the game.

Although the extent of his injury is not known yet, however, he is expected to miss a few games with the Reds encounter one of them.

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