Pelé, the iconic Brazilian footballer and three-time World Cup champion, is celebrated for his remarkable goal-scoring feats.

Nearly 40 years ago, the Brazilian superstar helped the Minnesota Kicks set an attendance record in Bloomington.

Footballing icon Pele remains a revered figure and once named the player that, not including himself, was a favourite of his.

Starting his career out at Santos, Rodrygo made waves when he burst onto the scene as a teenager. He was dubbed as the next Pele, having come through the same club as the Brazilian icon.At the time, ...

The former Brazilian right-back made ... "I think I'm the most complete football player that has ever existed. People could like Messi, Maradona or Pele, and I respect it, but I'm the most complete.

Ancelotti's exit has been long-trailed, with departing Bayer Leverkusen coach Xabi Alonso widely expected to replace him. So ...

Sports Mole ranks the top 10 football players of all time - does Lionel ... career with 62 goals in 98 games for Brazil. Before Pele burst onto the scene at the 1958 World Cup, Alfredo Di Stefano ...

Partnering with the formidable duo of Pele and Tostao, he played a pivotal role in ... In summary, assembling the best Brazilian football players ever is a challenging task due to the abundance of ...

Within two years, he was celebrated internationally when he led Brazil to victory at the World Cup. Known by his fans as 'O Rei' ('The King'), Pelé is widely regarded as the greatest soccer player of ...