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Published 11:41 17 Oct 2018 BST

He has also been labeled by some as a fascist, and has previously said that he would rather his son die than come out as gay.
"Our democratic values do not coincide with what we have heard from this candidate," said Barcelona spokesman Josep Vives on the topic. "We do respect the freedom of expression including the words of Ronaldinho."
Ronaldinho has recently called upon his social media followers to vote for Bolsonaro for a "for a better Brazil", while Rivaldo has also put his support behind the candidate.
According to a report in Sport English, Barcelona are reluctant to publicly position themselves against Ronaldinho, though they will reduce his appearances at public events and Legends games.
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