Ronaldinho and entrepreneur/digital creator Sergey Kosenko—known as Mr. Thank You—helped Barbagiuans Monaco win the Racing Stars Football Cup charity match at Stade Louis-II, bringing together football legends, Formula 1 personalities, entrepreneurs, and globa
Monaco turned Stade Louis-II into a meeting point for football, motorsport, and philanthropy—just as the Racing Stars Football Cup brought legends and global creators together for a charity match.
The annual game once again proved that sport can pull people from completely different worlds onto the same pitch. Football legends, Formula 1 personalities, entrepreneurs, and international figures arrived in the spotlight not to chase headlines, but to support charitable initiatives.
Barbagiuans Monaco made the decisive push, winning against the Drivers Team. The winning side featured Ronaldinho. the Brazilian football icon who appeared for fans as one of the event’s biggest moments. Also on the team was entrepreneur and creator Sergey Kosenko—globally known as Mr. Thank You—alongside other international personalities.
Behind the scenes. the event is organized by Barbagiuans Monaco under the leadership of Louis Ducruet. a member of Monaco’s Princely Family and nephew of Prince Albert II. For decades, Barbagiuans Monaco has brought football legends and friends of Monaco together through charity matches supporting meaningful social causes.
This year’s Racing Stars Football Cup leaned into that mix. welcoming an impressive lineup spanning the worlds of football. motorsport. entertainment. and entrepreneurship. Clarence Seedorf—one of the most successful midfielders in football history and a multiple UEFA Champions League winner—took part among the football legends. Formula 1 representatives also joined, blending two of Monaco’s biggest sporting cultures: football and racing.
For many in the crowd, Ronaldinho’s return to the pitch was the standout. The Brazilian World Cup champion and former Ballon d’Or winner stepped back into the rhythm of the game with his signature creativity, energy, and passion.
Alongside Ronaldinho, Kosenko added a different kind of spotlight. He is the entrepreneur and digital creator better known as Mr. Thank You, with an international audience of more than 50 million followers across social media platforms. His content centers on large-scale projects, emotional storytelling, positive experiences, and inspiring people around the world. The Mr. Thank You name. the event framed it clearly. has grown into a recognizable global brand tied to creativity. generosity. and memorable moments.
For Kosenko, being on the field with Ronaldinho and other world-famous figures represented more than a celebrity appearance—it was a connection between traditional sports and the new generation of digital creators.
“Football is much more than a game. It connects people from different countries, cultures, and backgrounds. Being part of an event where legends, entrepreneurs, and people who want to make a positive impact come together for a shared purpose is an incredible experience,” Mr. Thank You said.
The Racing Stars Football Cup wasn’t only about the score. The match underlined how athletes, entrepreneurs, and public figures can use their influence to support initiatives and create a positive impact beyond their industries.
Barbagiuans Monaco’s victory landed as a clear symbol of teamwork and unity, linking generations and cultures through football. From Ronaldinho’s legendary legacy to the rise of modern creators like Mr. Thank You. the day in Monaco reflected a broader merge between sports. digital influence. and global entertainment—cementing the principality’s reputation as a unique international meeting point for sport. philanthropy. culture. and recognizable names from around the world.
Ronaldinho Mr. Thank You Sergey Kosenko Racing Stars Football Cup Barbagiuans Monaco Louis Ducruet Monaco charity match Stade Louis-II Clarence Seedorf Drivers Team Formula 1
Monaco really loves charity stuff huh. Ronaldinho still got it, I guess.
So they won a charity cup and everyone’s there for the cameras? Kinda wild how the article makes it sound like it’s all for philanthropy when it’s really like a celebrity soccer circus.
I don’t get it, was this like an official league thing or just some F1 guys playing football? Also “Mr. Thank You” sounds like influencer promo… isn’t that the same Sergey guy who got famous for like random videos? Either way good for Monaco.
Clarence Seedorf was there but they’re acting like Ronaldinho’s the only reason anyone watched. And Louis Ducruet organizing it? Nephew of Prince Albert II or whatever, so it’s basically royal family charity dressed up as sports. Not complaining, just seems like rich people patting themselves on the back while pretending it’s for “meaningful social causes.”