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The ‘King’ is gone but his legacy will be eternal. Guilty of marking an entire generation and forever changing the history of football, Pelé is considered by many to be the greatest of all time. In a life dedicated practically body and soul to the team of his loves, the Brazilian Santos, the ’10′ took the name of the club to eternal glory. The child prodigy made his debut at just 15 years old, stayed there until he was 33 and, on that journey, he became a legend by raising 12 national championships and two Copa Libertadores.
Thus and after leaving his eternal imprint on the Saints, Pelé went to the New York Cosmos, where, after a 21-year professional career, he decided to hang up his boots. Along the way, 1,283 goals, 95 matches with Brazil and, above all, the conquest of three World Cups. A unique milestone in history. Therefore, the ’10’ was and is unrepeatable. With his goodbye, the international press has paid tribute to the myth. “Pelé was all football”“Pelé was better than Messi, Maradona and Ronaldo together” or “The King is immortal”were some of the big headlines.
The country (Spain): “Pelé, ‘O Rei’ of football, dies at the age of 82”
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or globe (Brazil): “Pele, the immortal king of football, dies at 82”
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or day (Brazil): “Pelé, the king of soccer, dies at 82”
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L‘team (France): “Pelé was all football”
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olé (Argentina): “World pain: Pelé died”
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TyC Sports (Argentina): “Pelé died at the age of 82: icon of world soccer and legend of Brazil”
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Clarion (Argentina): “Pelé, the first great world soccer star, died”
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Guardian (England): “Pele | Brazil World Champion and Soccer Legend Dies at 82″
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the sun (England): “The king is dead. Brazilian legend Pelé and the greatest soccer player of all time dies at the age of 82 after a battle with cancer.
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Bild (Germany): “Pelé was better than Messi, Maradona and Ronaldo together”
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kicker (Germany): “The king is immortal”
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La Gazzetta dello Sport (Italy): “Football is in mourning: Pelé is dead”
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to ball (Portugal): “Pelé died”
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