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Atlético Mineiro Background and History:
The club was founded in 1903, under the name of Athletic Club de Madrid. Its founders, three Basque students living in Madrid, considered the club a youth branch of Athletic Bilbao.
The club's first shirts with blue and white shirts were probably inspired by Blackburn Rovers. Eight years later they would change to the red and white shirts and this time by the influence of Southampton. The heritage from the first kit lives on with the blue shorts.
Atlético Mineiro Highlights (Honor):
Atlético Mineiro is a football club in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil. The team is currently participating in the Brazilian Football League. In Brazil, it is referred to as Athletics or Mineiro Athletics.
Introducing Atlético Mineiro, the South American Super Cup champions and two-time winners of the Brazilian football league. Boasting some of the best players in the business, this team is sure to give you a thrilling game. So don't miss out - grab tickets today!
Famous Player:
Ronaldinho is good at attacking midfielder and winger position, he was one of the members of Brazil's 2002 World Cup winner. He reached the pinnacle of his career during his time at Barcelona, where he was widely regarded as one of the most skilled players in football history.
In South America, after Ronaldinho joined Mineiro, Mineiro also made rapid progress, winning the first runner-up in the Brazilian Football League in 2012, and winning the first Copa Libertadores championship in the club's history following year and Club World Cup runner-up. After leaving professional football in 2015, Ronaldinho announced at the end of 2017 that he would officially retire in 2018.