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Pelé (I)
Simply he was, and for many people still is, the greatest football player of the world. Not a single thing was impossible for him: he won three World Cup with his National Team of Brazil (Sweden 1958, Chile 1962, Mexico 1970). He scored more than 1.200 goals during his long career (more than 1.300 official matches). He also won many national ...
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Born:in Três Corações, Minas Gerais, Brazil |
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Other Works:
Grand Marshal, Tournament of Roses parade See more »Alternate Names:
Pele | Edson Arantes dos Nascimento - Pelé | Edson Arantes do NascimentoHeight:
5' 8" (1.73 m)
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For many people, their memory of Gordon Banks is defined by the save he made against me in 1970. I understand why. The save was one of the best I have ever seen - in real life and in all the thousands of games I have watched since. When you are a footballer, you know straight away how well you have hit the ball. I hit that header exactly as I had hoped. Exactly where I wanted it to go. And I was ... See more »Trivia:
Father, with 'Assíria', of twins named Joshua and Celeste. See more »Nickname:
The King Pelé See more »Star Sign:
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