Colombia: Football legend Ronaldinho all smiles ahead of last hurrah

W/S Footballer Ronaldinho arriving to news conference, Bogota
W/S Presser
SOT, Gina Reina Garcia, Company manager at NOA Experience (Spanish): "For us it is a privilege to have Ronaldinho with us, having him for a long time in our country. He will stay five days, playing two matches with two great teams from our country."
C/U Eduardo Mendez, President of Independiente Santa Fe welcoming Ronaldinho
M/S Ronaldinho receiving Santa Fe t-shirt with number 10
M/S Photographers
SOT, Ronaldinho, football player (Spanish): "I started very young in the Gremio youth squad, conquering titles and I finished my career in my 30s conquering the Libertadores between Champions and all this, so I left the football as an accomplished man. For me nothing has been missing."
W/S Presser
M/S Reporter asking question
SOT, Ronaldinho, football player (Spanish): "I played another football, I believe it has changed a lot now. I have never liked it since when I started to say that I was going to go back into football. I never liked the idea."
M/S Camera operators and photographers
SOT, Ronaldinho, football player (Spanish): "Since we are children we always dream of reaching the big clubs in Europe. When you are a child, you can imagine playing in your favourite club and then following in the footsteps of your idols. And well afterwards comes the complicated part, the economic, financial part that clubs over there have much more strength than ours here. I think this is the great difficulty of making players stay, playing many more years here."
M/S Ronaldinho signing painting depicting him
M/S Ronaldinho posing for pictures
SCRIPT
Former Brazil and Barcelona star Ronaldinho spoke to the press in Bogota on Wednesday ahead of an exhibition match he is due to take part in the following day.
Dinho, as he is known, is set to play in the colours of Independiente Santa Fe against Nacional de Medellin in a farewell match at the age of 39.
He will then travel to Cali for a final game before departing the country in five days time.
Ronaldinho has played in Colombia four times before, twice with Brazil and twice with Atletico Mineiro.
"I started very young in the Gremio youth squad, conquering titles and I finished my career in my 30s conquering the Libertadores, Championships and all this, so I left the football as an accomplished man. For me nothing has been missing," said Ronaldinho.
A native of Porto Alegre, Ronaldinho went on to dominate world football in a sparkling career which took him to some of Europe's biggest clubs - Paris Saint-Germain, AC Milan and Barcelona.
He is considered one of the sport's all-time greats, being just one of eight players to have won the World Cup, Champions League and Ballon d'Or.