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Description: This international soccer star had it all. So why did he move back to the slums he grew up in? Find out in this video! Subscribe to Pablito's Way below: youtube.com/channel/UCk2zuJeRutyMZSdoh0sltLA?sub_confirmation=1 New to Pablito's Way? Start here!💯 youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC9umoxByMRJQoW_PzGK-n84iLQgbQyN2 Check out some more of our favorite videos below: The Fabulous Millionaire Life of Pastor Joel Osteen⛪youtu.be/F_ZtQDoiUho The Untold Truth About the Escape From Alcatraz⛏️ youtu.be/dHMFEj3Lvyc Rappers Who Went Broke with Dumb Decisions💸 youtu.be/mQ0qYI-xbKg Follow me on Instagram! instagram.com/_pablitos_way Adriano Leite Ribeiro Adriano Leite Ribeiro, or simply, Adriano as he’s commonly known by, was born and raised in Vila Cruzeiro. It’s one of the poorest favelas in Rio De Janeiro. Rio is divided into two halves. Favela Life During the 2016 Summer Olympic Games, local officials had walls built around some of the favelas, so athletes, visiting spectators, and, most importantly, TV cameras couldn't see the other side of Rio—the side made of rusty sheet metal and dirt. Next Ronaldo Adriano started playing soccer when he was eleven years old. He spent most of his time playing at youth leagues, and his primary team was the Flamengos. The Flamengo coaches initially used Adriano's large stature to start in defensive positions, specifically, a left-side defender. The Emperor Adriano was just 18 when he debuted for his country's soccer team, Around that time, the teenage phenom also signed his first contract with the Flamengos. Adriano agreed to play for two years in exchange for over $10 million. Sudden Passing Adriano scored dozens of goals throughout 2004. FIFA ranked him as the 6th best player on the planet. He played particularly well for Brazil, and he led them to victory in the Copa America, winning them the cup. Heartache Medication Adriano spent most of his time between two cities from 2004 to 2009: Milan, Italy, and Rio, Brazil. Both metros have a thriving nightclub scene, especially Rio. Spiraling In 2009, after five successful years, Inter Milan parted ways with Adriano. Seven years later, Adriano retired from professional soccer. His days playing for Brazil's National team were even shorter. Adriano Today Adriano constantly finds himself in the news, despite retiring years ago. Some sports fans and writers speculate about the ex-emperor trying to reconquer the professional soccer fields.