Miami, USA – June 7, 2025 – The electric atmosphere at Miami’s renowned Chase Stadium once again played host to “The Beautiful Game,” the third edition of the spectacle featuring the legendary Ronaldinho. This year’s event, held on June 7, 2025, transcended a mere soccer match, transforming into a vibrant festival that seamlessly blended world-class sporting prowess with celebrity star power, all in the name of charity.
Thousands of passionate fans and a multitude of media representatives packed the stadium, creating an unforgettable ambiance. The air was thick with anticipation as some of the most iconic figures in global soccer graced the pitch alongside notable personalities from the sports and entertainment realms.
The exhibition match itself delivered a thrilling contest. While Ronaldinho’s “Yellow Team” showcased moments of individual brilliance and dazzling flair, it was the “Blue Team” of guests who ultimately prevailed in a narrow 7-6 victory. The scoreline underscored the competitive spirit and entertainment value that defines “The Beautiful Game.”
The star-studded lineup was a testament to the event’s growing prestige. Soccer aficionados were treated to the sight of legends like John Terry, Claude Makélélé, Carlos Valderrama, and the inimitable René Higuita demonstrating their enduring skills.
Roberto de Assis Moreira, widely recognized as the older brother, manager, agent, and advisor of Ronaldinho, also made an appearance at the Game. He played as an attacking midfielder and had a career that included playing for clubs in Brazil, Switzerland, Portugal, and France.
Adding a unique cross-sport dynamic, NBA icon Steve Nash showcased his surprising soccer abilities as a field player for the Yellow Team. The event also featured a touch of urban music artistry with the presence of Blessd, further cementing the fusion of entertainment and sport.
Beyond the on-field excitement, the organizers meticulously planned for a seamless fan experience. Traffic restrictions were implemented around Chase Stadium, specifically on FL-836, I-95, and Biscayne Boulevard, to manage the anticipated influx of attendees. Proactive measures, including recommendations for alternative routes, public transit options, and and organized shuttle services, ensured that traffic flow was effectively managed, guaranteeing a safe and orderly arrival and departure for all.
“This match is not only about sport—it’s a day of friendship, unity, and giving back,” emphasized the organizers in their joint statement. “The Beautiful Game” continues to serve as a powerful platform, harnessing the universal appeal of soccer to foster connection and contribute to meaningful causes. As the final whistle blew, echoing across the stadium, it was clear that the third edition of this unique event had once again succeeded in delivering a truly beautiful game, both on and off the pitch.
