Interesting facts about the legend Pele

Pele was named after American inventor Thomas Edison, his real name being Edson Arantes do Nascimiento.

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Pele won 3 World Cups,2 World Club Championships and 9 Sao Paulo State Championships.

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Once printed by Times of london-"How do you spell Pelé?" the answer was "G-O-D".

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Germany legend Franz Beckenbauer said of Pele: "He is the most complete player I ever saw."

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Pele was given an honorary knighthood in 1997 by Queen Elizabeth 2

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Pele is a Guinness World Record Holder too

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He Played Both Sides For a Match Between His Two Teams in His Final Pro Game

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Pelé scored his 1000th goal on 19 November 1969. 19th November is simply known as Pelé Day in Santos.

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Interesting facts about the legend Pele

Pele was named after American inventor Thomas Edison, his real name being Edson Arantes do Nascimiento.

Pele was named after American inventor Thomas Edison, his real name being Edson Arantes do Nascimiento.

Pele won 3 World Cups,2 World Club Championships and 9 Sao Paulo State Championships.

Pele won 3 World Cups,2 World Club Championships and 9 Sao Paulo State Championships.

Once printed by Times of london-"How do you spell Pelé?" the answer was "G-O-D".

Once printed by Times of london-"How do you spell Pelé?" the answer was "G-O-D".

Germany legend Franz Beckenbauer said of Pele: "He is the most complete player I ever saw."

Germany legend Franz Beckenbauer said of Pele: "He is the most complete player I ever saw."

Pele was given an honorary knighthood in 1997 by Queen Elizabeth 2

Pele was given an honorary knighthood in 1997 by Queen Elizabeth 2

Pele is a Guinness World Record Holder too

Pele is a Guinness World Record Holder too

He Played Both Sides For a Match Between His Two Teams in His Final Pro Game

He Played Both Sides For a Match Between His Two Teams in His Final Pro Game

Pelé scored his 1000th goal on 19 November 1969. 19th November is simply known as Pelé Day in Santos.

Pelé scored his 1000th goal on 19 November 1969. 19th November is simply known as Pelé Day in Santos.

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