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Edson Arantes do Nascimento, known globally as Pelé, is widely considered the greatest football player of all time, renowned for his exceptional technical ability, goal-scoring prowess, and revolutionary impact on the sport. Standing 5'8" with remarkable athleticism and creativity, Pelé combined power, pace, and skill in ways that had never been seen before, redefining what was possible on a football pitch. His career was characterized by an incredible goal-scoring record, spectacular performances in World Cups, and an ability to entertain and inspire that made him a global phenomenon. Known for his sportsmanship and positive influence, Pelé
became football's first true global superstar and an ambassador for peace and unity through sport.

• Career goals: 1,283+ goals in 1,363 games
• Brazil national team: 77 goals in 92 appearances
• World Cup winner (1958, 1962, 1970) - Only player to win 3 World Cups
• World Cup Golden Ball (1970)
• Youngest World Cup winner (17 years old in 1958)
• FIFA Player of the Century (1999)
• International Olympic Committee Athlete of the Century
• Santos all-time leading scorer
• FIFA World Cup All-Time Team

• New York Cosmos (1975-1977)
• Santos (1956-1974)
• Brazil National Team

Pelé's legacy extends far beyond football statistics, as he became the first global sports superstar and helped establish football as the world's most popular sport. His three World Cup victories with Brazil, including his breakthrough as a 17-year-old in 1958, remain unmatched achievements that will likely never be equaled. His impact on popular culture and his role as a global ambassador for peace and understanding through sport made him one of the most recognizable figures in history. His influence on modern football is immeasurable, as he set the standard for technical excellence, creativity, and sportsmanship that continues to inspire players and fans worldwide, cementing his status as the eternal "King of Football."