Brazil legend Ronaldinho baffles fans as he makes surprise appearance on Turkish game show and scores bicycle kick

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BRAZIL legend Ronaldinho left fans baffled after making a surprise appearance on a Turkish game show.

The iconic forward even scored a bicycle kick as he enjoyed a game of beach football on TV.

Ronaldinho, 43, turned up on the Turkish version of reality show Survivor.

The ‘All-Star’ episode saw contestants battle it out for survival in a remote location.

But viewers were left stunned when Brazil hero Ronaldinho made a guest appearance this week.

The contestants were made to compete in a game of beach football against each other.

And one lucky team got to side with Ronaldinho on the sand.

The ex-Barcelona ace certainly hasn’t lost his touch despite retiring six years ago.

He showed some silky moves on the ball, demonstrating his mind-blowing technical ability.

And Ronaldinho even crowned his performance with an amazing bicycle kick.

Fans were left baffled and delighted in equal measure at his appearance on the show.

One said: “He is just too good, this is talent.”

He led Brazil to World Cup glory in 2002 and retired from football in 2018[/caption]

Another declared: “Class is permanent, icon.”

One noted: “Age is just a number.”

Another added: “The man hasn’t changed at all.”

Ronaldinho is widely considered to be one of the greatest players in history.

The wing wizard began his career at Gremio before earning a switch to Paris Saint-Germain in 2001.

Two years later, and after turning down an offer from Manchester United, he signed for Barcelona.

The rest is history, with Ronaldinho scoring 94 goals in five seasons while winning two titles, one Champions League and the 2005 Ballon d’Or.

After Barca, he spent time in Italy with AC Milan where he won the Serie A title.

He then returned to Brazil with Flamengo and Atletico Mineiro before enjoying a brief spell in Mexico with Queretaro.

Ronaldinho then played his final season with Brazil’s Fluminense in 2015 before officially retiring three years later.

The superstar was also capped 97 times by Brazil and scored his famous free-kick against England on the way to World Cup glory in 2002.