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    Mexican outlet Reforma reports on whether Ronaldinho will start in his return to playing in Italy. Searches comparing Ravenna against an opponent are driving interest as fans look for details on the fixture and line-up. There is little confirmed detail beyond the question of whether the Brazilian star will be named a starter in his comeback.

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    Reports in Italy are focusing on Ronaldinho's connection to Ravenna, a club in Serie C, the Italian third division. According to Fanpage, the Brazilian legend has never trained with the team and instead travels the world for work commitments, prompting debate about what his role at the modest club actually involves.

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    The latest round of Serie C, the Italian third division, delivered notable scores: Spezia were held to a draw by Latina, while Ravenna ran out convincing winners. Fans and local papers are circulating the full results and updated league table, with promotion and playoff positioning shaping up as the season progresses.

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    Ronaldinho is set to return to the pitch, and the date for his comeback has now been announced. The Brazilian star is linked to Ravenna Calcio, drawing attention to the Italian club. Sports media, including SportMediaset, are covering the announcement, and fans are discussing what the former Barcelona and Milan forward's return will look like.

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    Brazilian legend Ronaldinho is reportedly set to make a shock return to football a decade after retiring. The former Barcelona and AC Milan star, a World Cup winner with Brazil in 2002, would be one of the most high-profile comebacks the sport has seen. Details about which club or competition he would join remain unclear, and fans are debating whether the 45-year-old can still compete at a high level.

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    Ravenna is on alert after threats circulated in students' chat groups, prompting police controls outside the city's high schools, local newspaper Corriere Romagna reports. Authorities increased presences at school entrances as a precaution while investigators work to trace those behind the messages. Parents and students in the Emilia-Romagna city are following developments closely.