Beyond Lamine Yamal`s 18th birthday celebration featuring dwarves, this article explores the history of excessive footballer parties, from `Il Divino` Sallustro in the 1930s to the boozy nights of Ronaldo and Ronaldinho – moments when players let loose (and sometimes go too far).
The extravagant parties of footballers have truly become a literary genre in themselves. These events often feature wild dancing, audacious bedroom antics, `collaborator` women working without official tax IDs, peculiar `nerd games,` and alcohol consumption that rivals the famously high ball possession statistics of a Pep Guardiola team. Occasionally, a player`s judgment spectacularly fails, as highlighted by the rather unfortunate incident involving dwarves hired for Lamine Yamal`s eighteenth birthday celebration. However, for the most part, these champions merely aim to enjoy themselves, often (though not always) within legal boundaries, but sometimes in ways that raise ethical questions.
