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Brazil's Ronaldinho poses for a photo after slipping on his new Queretaro soccer club jersey at a press conference in Mexico City, Friday, Sept. 12, 2014. Mexican first-division club Queretaro signed the former 34-year-old soccer star, who had been without a club since leaving Brazil's Atletico Mineiro in July and had been negotiating with several clubs. The two-time FIFA world player of the year helped Atletico Mineiro win last year's Copa Libertadores for the first time. (AP Photo/Marco Ugarte)
Brazil's Ronaldinho poses for a photo after slipping on his new Queretaro soccer club jersey at a press conference in Mexico City, Friday, Sept. 12, 2014. Mexican first-division club Queretaro signed the former 34-year-old soccer star, who had been without a club since leaving Brazil's Atletico Mineiro in July and had been negotiating with several clubs. The two-time FIFA world player of the year helped Atletico Mineiro win last year's Copa Libertadores for the first time. (AP Photo/Marco Ugarte)Marco Ugarte/Associated Press

Ronaldinho Reveals Why He Moved to Mexico: To Win Trophies...and Girls

Sean Swaby
Sep 13, 2014

Ronaldinho's move to Mexican side Queretaro moved a few eyeballs, as the 34-year-old Brazilian legend went to a team not really expected to contend in Liga MX.ย 

However, the former Barcelona man revealed that part of his decision was fueled by his womanly conquests.ย 

According to Metro, his, err, lifestyle was a big factor in the move.

"I want to win titles and girls here," he said. "I've always lived in the same way."

His partying lifestyle has already been well-documented. He's also already been distracted by women since landing in Mexico.ย 

In a world of scripted quotes and PR-friendly answers, you gotta respect the guy for simply being straight up about his reasoning.ย 

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