Paris Saint Germain superstar Kylian Mbappe has taken to social media to show off his autographed Santos jersey by Brazil legendPele according to SunSport.
Brazil football legend, Pele, is backing his country to win the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. The 82-year-old expects Selecao to lift a record-extending sixth title. According to Pele, he has full confidence in head coach Tite's 26-man squad.
IFFHS named Brazilian legend, Romario top of the pile, saying that the former PSV Eindhoven star scored 689 goals. Falling five goals shy of Romario is Pele, with the IFFHS claiming that the Santos legend has a 684-goal haul to his name.
The Russian leader met with the likes of Samuel Eto'o, Kanu Nwankwo, Jay Jay Okocha, Diego Maradona and others as they posed for a selfie with legendPele who was on a wheelchair in Red Square as the greatest tournament in the game was mapped
Brazil football legendPele said poor health will prevent him from lighting the Olympic cauldron at the Games' opening ceremony on Friday as he had hoped to do.
Football legend, Pele is second placed on the list with 70 free-kick goals. However, Messi and Ronaldo both have the 47 and 53 free-kick goals respectively. Below is the list of top 10 world free-kick takers ever: 1. Juninho - 77 goals 2.
Brazil legendPele has said Lionel Messi only has one skill, making him (Pele) far better. He also placed fellow Argentine Diego Maradona much better than the Barcelona talisman.
Brazil football legend Pelé is dead at the age of 82. The family announced his passing on Thursday evening. The football icon is regarded as one of the greatest footballers of all time.
At the time of his death, the legend had seven children and six grandchildren but two more have since been uncovered, including one recently revealed by his will.
Brazil football legend, Pele, has congratulated Barcelona's Lionel Messi for matching his goalscoring record at a single club. Messi netted his 643rd for the Catalans as they drew 2-2 with Valencia on Saturday.
Barcelona captain, Lionel Messi, has overtaken Brazil legendPele, to become the player to score the most goals for a single club. The record-breaking 644th goal came in the second half of Barca's 3-0 win at Valladolid.
At 34, Ronaldo with a goal per game ratio of 0.72 has now scored staggering 736 goals in 1028 games at the top level. Hungarian icon Ferenc Puskas has 747 goals behind Selecao legendPele who has 767.
Ronaldo named Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo alongside fellow Brazil legend, Pele and Argentina hero Diego Maradona as the greatest footballers ever.