Pele

ईस्ट बंगाल के बढते दबदबे से चिंतित मोहन बागान ने फुटबॉल के इस किंग को गोल नहीं करने ...

जब कोलकाता में चला था 'ब्लैक पर्ल' पेले का जादू [Pele Died: फुटबॉल जगत ने खोया अनमोल नगीना, 3 वर्ल्ड कप जीतने वाले पेले क्यों आज भी देते हैं मेसी और रोनाल्डों को टक्कर?](https://www.livehindustan.com/sports/story-pele-football-record-lionel-messi-cristiano-ronaldo-comparison-7560127.html) [हिंदी न्यूज़](/) [खेल](/sports/)जब कोलकाता में चला था 'ब्लैक पर्ल' पेले का जादू

ब्राजील को तीन बार फीफा वर्ल्ड कप जिताने वाले लीजेंड पेले ने दुनिया को अलविदा कह दिया ...

पेले के नाम कुछ अनोखे ही रिकॉर्ड जुड़े हुए हैं. पेले के निधन के बाद उनकी बेटी केली नैसिमेंटो ने इंस्टाग्राम पर ये जानकारी देते हुए लिखा, 'हम जो कुछ भी हैं, वह आपकी बदौलत हैं. उन्होंने इंस्टाग्राम पर पेले के साथ वाले अपने कुछ फोटो शेयर किए हैं. क्रिस्टियानो रोनाल्डो ने इंस्टाग्राम पेले के साथ वाला फोटो शेयर किया. फीफा वर्ल्ड कप में अर्जेंटीना को तीसरी बार खिताब जिताने वाले लियोनेल मेसी के अलावा पुर्तगाल के स्टार प्लेयर क्रिस्टियानो रोनाल्डो, फ्रांस के युवा स्टार किलियन एम्बाप्पे समेत कई दिग्गजों ने सोशल मीडिया के जरिए पेले को श्रद्धांजलि दी है. पेले के निधन पर खेल जगत गमगीन है.

Pele death: ब्राजील के महान फुटबॉलर पेले का निधन हो गया है. पेले ने 82 साल की उम्र में अंतिम ...

पेले के रहते हुए ब्राजील ने 1958, 1962 और 1970 में विश्वकप जीता था. वह कई बीमारियों के कारण पिछले महीने से अस्पताल में भर्ती थे. सदी के सबसे बड़े फुटबॉलरों में शुमार पेले का 2021 से मलाशय के कैंसर का इलाज चल रहा था.

Brazilian football player Pele died on Thursday, at the age of 82. He had been battling with cancer, as well as kidney and heart problems.

He is the only player in history to have won three World Cups (1958, 1962 and 1970). World leaders also reacted to Pele’s passing, with French President Emmanuel Macron writing on Twitter: “The Game. The King. Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo posted a tribute on his Instagram page, offering his condolences to the people of Brazil, saying the death of “King Pele” has sent great “pain” throughout the football world. In a post on Pele’s official Instagram account, a statement read that Pele “enchanted the world with his genius in sport” and helped to spread a message of love. His daughter, Kely Nascimento, confirmed his death in a post on Instagram, sharing a picture of the family holding the hands of the late football giant.

For a half-century, people who knew the name of only one soccer player knew Pele.

Brazil's all-time leading scorer Pele possibly was the best player to ever play the game with 77 goals in 92 international games. The peerless, three-time ...

He had been in and out of hospital in recent months after a tumor was found on his colon. He was not only the best player during his prime years, but was also the highest-paid athlete in the world. At the age of 17, Pele scored twice in the World Cup final in 1958 as Brazil defeated the host Sweden 5-2. Here are some golden moments from the illustrious career of the iconic footballer. [Tres Coracoes](/topic/tres-coracoes), southern Brazil. Pele spent 18 years at Santos football club.

He was the one footballer people who never watched a game of football knew and loved. Pele™ is immortal.

He was the one footballer people who never watched a game of football knew and loved. And then he went on to invent the idea of an individual global sporting superstar. The first time Pelé played in front of a stadium full of fans, he impressed them so much they threw coins at him. [football](/topic/football) legend was part of the New York Cosmos team that played Mohun Bagan in a one-off friendly at the Bagan Stadium in 1977. By just being brilliant, captivating crowds, and behaving like a being from the future, doing things that STILL provoke oohs and aahs from watchers. It has become easy to dismiss Pelé now for the generations that grew up watching colour television, Cartoon Network and in the shadow of the meme. That team bought their kits by selling peanuts they had to steal off a freight train in the first place. He returned to India in 2015, the chief guest at the Subroto Cup, a school-level tournament organised by the Indian Air Force, annually. The ruse falls apart within seconds, with Palekar almost immediately also admitting to reading a news article about Pelé arriving in Kolkata to be greeted by 40,000 pagal (madmen) at the airport. The Till finally, there was a stadium full of people singing the name, chanting it, as Pelé, a teenager, transfixed Till an entire planet knew it, saw the face in their heads as soon as the two syllables were up.

Bollywood stars like Abhishek Bachchan, Kareena Kapoor, and Vicky Kaushal, among others, paid their tributes to Brazilian legend Pele after the 82-year-old ...

You and your game, and the way you played it, will always be #GameChanger for millions of people all over the world. One of the greatest to have graced the beautiful game, Sir your legacy will always be in our hearts. The actor took a stroll down memory lane and revisited his childhood while sharing how he and Amitabh Bachchan collected videotapes of Pele’s matches. The actor, who is an avid lover of the sport, shared a fond memory from his childhood about how Amitabh Bachchan introduced him to Pele and football. As soon as the tragic news of his demise broke on the Internet, Abhishek Bachchan was among the first ones to offer his condolences. His funeral will be held on January 2 and 3 at the stadium where Brazilian soccer legend Pele played some of his best matches.

Brazil begins first day of mourning the late footballing legend as landmarks are lit up in tribute.

He regularly faced monkey chants on the pitch and was called several racist nicknames. Lots of parallels have been drawn between Pelé and royalty - he was the closest Brazil had. But really, Brazilians will mourn for much longer. The front pages in Brazil were all talking about Pelé on Friday. He turned football into art, into entertainment. Pelé had been undergoing treatment for colon cancer since 2021.

Two 'Greatest' athletes Pele and Ali would meet in New York for the first time in Pele's last competitive game: Santos vs Cosmos.

The crowd echoed back his love, and he would stand there, his face buried in his palms. Muhammad Ali, he was there on the field for that final game, and at that time, the two most recognizable people on the planet were the two of them. At the end of the emotional walk, Messing says Pele whispered to him, “one more time, please!”. Ali’s waving to the crowd, blowing kisses, doing the Muhammad Ali thing, and as soon as he walked into the locker room … Ali too came into the locker room and as the two legends hugged, a reporter asked Ali what he thought of Pele. Love!” And he would have his right fist up in the air. Cosmos’s Werner Roth presented Pele with a plaque that read: ‘To Pele the soccer player and Edson do Nascimento, the man. He was pale, he looked like he was about to faint. The game was broadcast in 38 countries, 650 journalists had turned up to cover. In truth, he needed the money. Both had come from deprived upbringing, two supreme black athletes, one a poster boy for anti-establishment, and the other for the establishment, but that day, the two stars drifted close to gape at each other. Still in the ring, he would comb his hair on live television and shortly after washing up, Ali would tell reporters: ‘Well, 10 million dollars might force me out for one more fight”.

When the war stopped to see footballer Peleपेले की दीवानगी पूरी दुनिया में किस हद तक सिर चढ़कर बोलती थी, ...

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Pele's death has evoked heartfelt reaction from top sportspeople in India. The Brazilian FIFA World Cup superstar has visited India thrice.

Deeply saddened as the world mourns and bids a tearful adieu to the Eternal King, the legendary Pele today. He dazzled the world with his skills and rose from the ground to capture our hearts. “Deeply saddened as the world mourns and bids tearful adieu to the Eternal King…. Pele is the only player to win the FIFA World Cup thrice - 1958, 1962, and 1970. Heartfelt condolences to family, friends and fans.— Bhaichung Bhutia (@bhaichung15) The first was in 1977 when the Brazilian flew down for a friendly match against Mohun Bagan in Kolkata while playing for the New York Cosmos. Bhutia even interviewed Pele during a live media event in Delhi. You and your game will be missed always. Obrigada Sir Pele for teaching us the true spirit of sports! Your legacy will live on forever. 10 jersey like Pele did in his career, said, “A great loss to not just football but to the whole world of sports. There will never be another!

"He leaves a legacy, a person of color who was crowned king of soccer, and he also brought a lot of peace outside Brazil," says Jorge Tavares, a resident of ...

"Pelé gives a sense of identity to the Brazilian people." "Pelé is a Black man from the interior of Minas Gerais state," Oliveira said. "We managed to get close to his box, and he waved goodbye," Luz said. Everton Luz, a 41-year-old lawyer, was crying outside the hospital with a Santos club flag wrapped around him. "He represented Brazil to everyone abroad." As a boy, Tavares and his cousins listened to Pelé's World Cup games on the radio.

In cricket, Sir Don Bradman lingers forever even after he became part of the mists of time in 2001. Cut to football and you cannot get anyone bigger than Pele, ...

The retired champion can at times turn grumpy but Pele was an exception and everyone wanted a piece of him, be it a country’s leader or the fan on the street. For most, Pele is a legend whose exploits are remembered, thanks to a gob-smacked earlier generation which witnessed him in his prime and was aware of the halo he exuded till his last breath in a hospital. Pele’s records are staggering and so is the glittering fact that he is the only player to have won three World Cups — 1958, 1962 and 1970.

"I see myself in his to play fast. He is a striker who thinks quickly," Pele had said about Kylian Mbappe.

When Pele was sick last month, Mbappe would tweet from the Qatar world cup: “Let us pray for the king”. He was so benevolent, a bit like a grandfather with his grandson.” He was staring at me and I have the impression that he saw himself again a little. And when I saw the shining eyes of the journalists during the press conference, I told myself that I was not the only one to be captivated by the man who was next to me.” He kept telling me, when we were face to face, that I reminded him of him when he was younger. “I see myself in his to play fast.

Today, football in India has changed, as has the nature of its fandom. But back in the day, how did Pele win over India?

After all the numbers and the books and the grainy archival film and even the glorious sunburst of that 1970 team, it still doesn't make sense. The football fan in Bangalore can hold their own on any debate with any football fan around the world. So much so that it led to several conspiracy theories - one that Pele had been unwilling to play at all and only the fear of widespread riots got him on the pitch. That perception was only underlined several times over in 1982, when the World Cup was finally broadcast in India; we got to see the team of Zico and Socrates and could get a better understanding of what the past must have been. On the morning of the match, the headline was simple: 'Today, all roads lead to Eden'. His exploits with Santos and Cosmos would have got almost no coverage in the newspapers and magazines of the day. Perhaps it was his record; even the rookie football fan knew about the 1,000 goals, a number to make the head spin. Most certainly it was the Brazilian style of football, o jogo bonito, the beautiful game. The news we got was from the one daily paper, with one sports page, where the foreign sports news was usually a day late. He was a footballer with - back in the 1970s - his best days behind him, plying his trade first in the Brazil, which might have been on another planet, and then in the equally remote North American Soccer League. Only a handful of fans in India would have seen him play in the flesh; another handful, at most, would have seen any sort of footage of the 1970 World Cup, leave alone grainy B/W clips of his starburst debut on the global stage 12 years previously. Coca-Cola's corporate might ensured its swirly logo was in every paan shop in the remotest corners of the country.