Luis Rosemberg, the director of Corinthians, affirmed that the
club are so thrilled about the way Ronaldo has performed for them
in the Paulista State Championship that they are contemplating
immortalising his goal-getting exploits on the silver screen.
"We are thinking about making a film about the return of Ronaldo.
What Corinthians have done in 2009 is like something from
Hollywood," said Rosemberg.
Ronaldo, who has scored eight goals in ten matches, starred for
Corinthians in the first leg of the final of the Paulista State
Championship against Santos on Sunday. 'The Phenomenon' scored two
spectacular goals in the 3-1 win at the Vila Belmiro stadium.
Rosemberg stated that "the sponsors are delighted and the telephone
doesn't stop ringing" thanks to the incredible form of the
three-time FIFA World Footballer of the Year.
He added, "His return is something to celebrate for the whole of
Brazil, even for the Santistas, who after the match, applauded him.
It was a magical moment for Brazilian society as a whole."
When he returned to the field in March, Ronaldo hadn't played an
official match since the February 13, 2008, when he suffered a
serious knee injury against Livorno when playing
for AC Milan.
The director regards Ronaldo's successful return to action as "one
of the greatest examples of courage" in Brazil, a country that has
struggled to cope with violence and poverty over the years.