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Brazil star Richarlison hilariously reveals plan to ‘buy an island and stay there with a bunch of women’ after retiring

BRAZIL forward Richarlison has claimed he plans to " buy an island" and live there with a "bunch of women" when he retires from football.

The Tottenham attacker, 25, is currently preparing for the World Cup after safely making it into Tite's 26-man squad.

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The Brazilian brilliantly claimed he wants to buy an island
Richarlison referenced this old picture of Ronaldinho

And he is expected to start the opening game against Serbia on Thursday.

Yet despite the huge amount of pressure on him to deliver as Brazil's first choice striker, he is cutting a calm and relaxed figure in Qatar.

And he produced a hilarious response when asked about his plans once he hangs up his boots - claiming he is taking inspiration from the legendary Ronaldinho.

He was asked: "Do you have an idea of what you will do when you retire?"

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To which he replied: "I'm going to buy an island and stay there with a bunch of women, just like that picture of Ronaldinho."

Football fans on social media were left in hysterics at the Brazilian's response.

One said: "Naah how can you not love this donny 😭😭."

Another added: "I think you can only get away with that if you're Brazilian 😅."

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And a third said: ";LMFAO he’s so funny i love him 😭😭."

Ronaldinho was known for his party lifestyle during his playing career and continued to maintain that perception when he retired.

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The 2005 Ballon d'Or winner disappeared from the top level by the time he reached 30 as his lifestyle caught up with him.

But Richarlison still has some way to go if he is to have a similar impact on the Brazil national team.

Ronaldinho bagged 33 goals in 97 games for his country and was instrumental in their 2002 World Cup win.

Ex-Everton man Richarlison does have 17 goals in 33 matches for Brazil, but is only now set to embark on his first World Cup campaign.

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Richarlison gave a hilarious response when asked about his retirement plansCredit: Alamy
Richarlison says he wants to live like Ronaldinho after packing in football
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