Brazilian legend Ronaldinho has been linked to a possible money laundering scheme – though investigators are unsure over how much he knew of what was happening. The 39-year-old is currently in prison in Paraguay with his brother Roberto for allegedly trying to enter the country using fake passports. World Cup winner Ronaldinho – who was tested for coronavirus while in jail – has been warned he could be held behind bars for six months for using dodgy documents. And now according to Mundo Deportivo, the 2005 Ballon d’Or winner is being investigated over whether he is part of a money-laundering plot. They state that the ex-Barcelona forward and his brother were given the passports by a businesswoman called Dalia Lopez, who has links to the Angel Brotherhood Foundation. It has been stated that Lopez – who is claimed to also have links with Brazilian and Paraguayan politicians – wanted the former footballer to participate in a charity event. The charitable foundation is now currently suspended, with Paraguay’s anti-corruption minister Rene Fernandez ordering an investigation into its dealings.