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David Beckham, in full David Robert Joseph Beckham, (born May 2, 1975, Leytonstone, East London, England), English football (soccer) player who gained international fame for his on-field play as well as for his highly publicized personal life.

at age 11 Beckham won a football contest, and as a teenager he competed on Manchester United’s youth squad, leading it to a national championship in 1992. Three years later he began playing with the professional team in league competition, and during the 1995–96 season he helped Manchester United win the league title and the Football Association (FA) Cup. Beckham attracted national attention in August 1996 when he scored a goal from the halfway line (a feat roughly equivalent to a golfer’s hole in one). The following year Manchester United successfully defended its league title, and Beckham was voted Young Player of the Year. In the 1998–99 season Manchester United won the league title, the FA Cup, and the European Cup. Beckham was named best midfielder and Most Valuable Player. Considered one of the sport’s elite players, he was perhaps best known for his free kicks and crosses; the 2002 film Bend It Like Beckham paid homage to his kicking ability. After helping Manchester United win three more league titles (2000, 2001, and 2003), he left the team in 2003 to join the Spanish football club Real Madrid. Four years later he signed a record-setting deal with the Los Angeles Galaxy of Major League Soccer (MLS) in the United States. In October 2008 Beckham signed to play with Italian football powerhouse AC Milan during the MLS off-season. In 2011 he helped the Galaxy win an MLS Cup title. The Galaxy won a second MLS Cup title in 2012, and Beckham left the team at the end of the season. In 2013 he joined the French first-league team Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), and PSG won the French domestic title in his one season with the team. Beckham retired from football soon after winning his championship with PSG.

Usain Bolt of Jamaica reacts after breaking the world record with a time of 19.30 to win the gold medal as Churandy Martina (left) of Netherlands Antilles and Brian Dzingai of Zimbabwe come in after him in the Men's 200m Final at the National Stadium during Day 12 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on August 20, 2008 in Beijing, China. (Summer Olympics, track and field, athletics)

In 1996 Beckham first played on England’s national team, in a World Cup qualifying match. At the 1998 World Cup he drew much criticism after he was ejected from a game for kicking an opponent. England lost the match and was eliminated from the competition. In 2000 Beckham was made captain of the national team. At the 2002 and 2006 World Cups, England was defeated in the quarterfinals. After the 2006 tournament, Beckham stepped down as captain, and he was later dropped from England’s national team. He was recalled to the team in 2007, and the following year he posted his 100th international appearance, becoming the fifth person to do so in the history of English football. Beckham was poised to be the first Englishman to appear in four World Cups, but he tore his Achilles tendon while playing for AC Milan in March 2010 and was ruled out for the 2010 tournament. A healthy but older Beckham was not selected for the English side at the 2012 European Championship, and he finished his national career with 115 international games played, the most in his country’s history for a non-goalkeeper.

After his playing days ended, Beckham remained involved in soccer. He notably was the owner and president of the MLS team Inter Miami CF, which made its debut in 2020.

In 1999 Beckham married singer Victoria Adams, best known as “Posh Spice” of the Spice Girls pop group, in a lavish ceremony. The intense media attention to the couple increased Beckham’s popularity around the world, as did his style of dress and ever-changing hairstyles. In 2003 he was made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE). He released an eponymous memoir in 2014.

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Victoria Beckham, in full Victoria Caroline Adams Beckham, byname Posh Spice, (born April 17, 1974, Goff’s Oak, Hertfordshire, England), English singer and designer who gained stardom in the mid-1990s as a member of the pop band Spice Girls and later launched a successful line of clothing and accessories.

At age 20, Adams was one of the five young women selected to create the music group Spice Girls. The media christened Adams “Posh Spice,” a moniker frequently used to refer to her thereafter. In 1996 the band released its debut album, Spice, which included the hit single “Wannabe.” The album, which sold more than 20 million copies worldwide, made the Spice Girls a cultural phenomenon, and a year later the group released a second full-length album, Spiceworld, and appeared in Spice World: The Movie.

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In 1997 Adams also began a relationship with English football (soccer) player David Beckham. The couple, known as “Posh and Becks,” had a son, named Brooklyn, in March 1999 and four months later married in a lavish ceremony at a castle outside Dublin. They later had two more sons, Romeo (2002) and Cruz (2005), and a daughter, Harper (2011). From the early days of the marriage, the family was subjected to intense scrutiny from the British media. While the Spice Girls stayed together during this time, their third album, Forever, was released in 2000 to a decidedly lukewarm reception. The following year the group disbanded, though they had several subsequent reunions.

Beckham’s post-Spice Girls career was eclectic. In 2001 she released her self-titled first solo album and an autobiography, Learning to Fly. While the album failed to reach the top of the charts, Learning to Fly became a best seller in Britain. Beckham also appeared in a number of television documentaries, including Being Victoria Beckham (2002), The Real Beckhams (2003), and the six-episode Victoria Beckham: Coming to America (2007), all of which were based on various aspects of her work and family life.

Beckham made her first foray into fashion in 2004, debuting a line of denim called VB Rocks. Three years later she released collections of sunglasses and jeans, dVb denim, as well as the Intimately Beckham fragrance line. In 2008 Beckham expanded her fashion repertoire, rolling out a well-received dress collection; 2011 saw the release of a line of handbags, and a beauty line debuted in 2019. She also dabbled in modeling, appearing in runway shows as well as in print advertisements, and she authored a book of fashion advice, That Extra Half an Inch: Hair, Heels, and Everything in Between (2006). Beckham was made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in 2017 for her services to the fashion industry.

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football, any of a number of related games, all of which are characterized by two persons or teams attempting to kick, carry, throw, or otherwise propel a ball toward an opponent’s goal. In some of these games, only kicking is allowed; in others, kicking has become less important than other means of propulsion.

For an explanation of contemporary football sports, see football (soccer); football, gridiron; rugby; Australian rules football; and Gaelic football.

The impulse to kick a round object has been present as long as humans have been humans. The first game of football was played when two or more people, acting on this impulse, competed in an attempt to kick a round object in one direction rather than in another. Evidence of organized football games in Greece and China goes back more than 2,000 years, but historians have no idea how these games were played. Claims that football of some sort was played throughout the Roman Empire are plausible, but the game of harpastum, often cited in support of these claims, seems to have involved throwing a ball rather than kicking it. Although kicking games were played by the indigenous peoples of North America, they were much less popular than the stickball games that are the origin of the modern game of lacrosse.

The folk football games of the 14th and 15th centuries, which were usually played at Shrovetide or Easter, may have had their origins in pagan fertility rites celebrating the return of spring. They were tumultuous affairs. When village competed against village, kicking, throwing, and carrying a wooden or leather ball (or inflated animal bladder) across fields and over streams, through narrow gateways and narrower streets, everyone was involved—men and women, adults and children, rich and poor, laity and clergy. The chaotic contest ended when some particularly robust or skillful villager managed to send the ball through the portal of the opposing village’s parish church. When folk football was confined within a single village, the sides were typically formed of the married versus the unmarried, a division which suggests the game’s origins in fertility ritual.

The game was violent. The French version, known as soule, was described by Michel Bouet in Signification du sport (1968) as “a veritable combat for possession of the ball,” in which the participants struggled “like dogs fighting over a bone.” The British version, which has been researched more thoroughly than any other, was, according to Barbarians, Gentlemen and Players (1979) by Eric Dunning and Kenneth Sheard, “a pleasurable form…of excitement akin to that aroused in battle.”

Not surprisingly, most of the information about medieval folk football is derived from legal documents. Edward II banned the game in 1314, and his royal successors repeated the prohibition in 1349, 1389, 1401, and 1423, all in a vain attempt to deprive their disobedient subjects of their disorderly pleasure. Despite the bans, records of criminal trials continue to refer to lives lost and property destroyed in the course of an annual football game. The most detailed account, however, is Richard Carew’s description of “hurling to goales,” from his Survey of Cornwall (1602).

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That British folk football did not become appreciably more civilized with the arrival of the Renaissance is suggested by Sir Thomas Elyot’s condemnation in The Governour (1537). He lamented the games “beastely fury, and extreme violence.” Even James I, who defended the legitimacy of traditional English pastimes when they were condemned by the Puritans, sought to discourage his subjects from indulging in folk football. He wrote in Basilikon Doron; or, His Majesties Instructions to His Dearest Sonne, Henry the Prince (1603) that the “rough and violent” game was “meeter for mameing than making able the [players] thereof.”

In Renaissance Italy the rough-and-tumble sport of folk football became calcio, a game popular among fashionable young aristocrats, who transformed it into a highly formalized and considerably less violent pastime played on bounded rectangular spaces laid out in urban squares such as Florence’s Piazza di Santa Croce. In his Discorso sopra il gioco del calcio fiorentino (1580; “Discourse on the Florentine Game of Calcio”), Giovanni Bardi wrote that the players should be “gentlemen, from eighteen years of age to forty-five, beautiful and vigorous, of gallant bearing and of good report.” They were expected to wear “goodly raiment.” In a contemporary print, uniformed pikemen guard the field and preserve decorum. (In 1909, in a moment of nationalistic fervour, the Federazione Italiana del Football changed its name to the Federazione Italiana Gioco del Calcio.)

As an aspect of more or less unbroken local tradition, in towns such as Boulogne-la-Grasse and Ashbourne (Derbyshire), versions of folk football survived in France and Britain until the early 20th century. Although all modern football sports evolved from medieval folk football, they derive more directly from games played in schoolyards rather than village greens or open fields. In 1747, in his “Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College,” Thomas Gray referred to the “flying ball” and the “fearful joy” that it provided the “idle progeny” of England’s elite. In the late 18th and early 19th centuries at Eton, Harrow, Shrewsbury, Winchester, and other public schools, football was played in forms nearly as violent as the medieval version of the game. When the privileged graduates of these schools went on to Oxford and Cambridge, they were reluctant to abandon their “fearful joy.” Since none of them were ready to play by the rules of someone else’s school, the only rational solution was to create new games that incorporated the rules of several schools.

The institutional basis for the most widely played of these new games was England’s Football Association (1863). References to “Association football” were soon abbreviated to “soccer.” Graduates of Rugby School, accustomed to rules that permitted carrying and throwing as well as kicking the ball, played their game, rugby, under the aegis of the Rugby Football Union (1871). When Thomas Wentworth Wills (1835–80) combined Rugby’s rules with those from Harrow and Winchester, Australian rules football was born. In the United States, rugby was quickly transformed into gridiron football. (The name came from the white stripes that crossed the field at 10-yard [9.1-metre] intervals.) Although Gaelic football is similar to these other “codes,” that game was institutionalized under the auspices of the Gaelic Athletic Association (1884) as a distinctively Irish alternative to the imported English games of soccer and rugby.

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Manchester United, in full Manchester United Football Club, also called Manchester United FC, bynames Man U and the Red Devils, English professional football (soccer) team based in Manchester, England. Nicknamed “the Red Devils” for its distinctive red jerseys, it is one of the richest and best-supported football clubs not only in England but in the entire world. The club has won the English top-division league championship a record 20 times and the Football Association (FA) Cup 12 times.

The club was formed as Newton Heath LYR in 1878 by workers from the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. Renamed Manchester United in 1902, the club won its first English league championship in 1907–08. In 1910 the club moved from its old Bank Street ground into Old Trafford stadium, which has served as the team’s home ever since.

Manchester United’s history since World War II has been dominated by two long-serving managers. Sir Matthew Busby was appointed manager in 1945 and over the next 24 years steered the club to five English league and two FA Cup victories. The club had to contend with tragedy in 1958 when an aircraft carrying the team crashed in Munich, killing 23 of the 44 onboard. In the 1960s the team, rebuilt by Busby, included the highly talented attacking trio of Bobby Charlton, George Best, and Denis Law. In 1968 this team became the first English club to win the European Cup (now known as the Champions League) with a 4–1 victory over Benfica of Portugal in the final.

The former coach of the Scottish team Aberdeen, Alex Ferguson, managed the club from 1986 to 2013 and presided over an unparalleled spell of dominance in the English league. Manchester United has won 12 Premier League titles since that league’s inaugural season in 1992–93. In the 1998–99 season the club secured the first “treble” in English football history by winning the Premier League, the FA Cup, and the Champions League. A second Champions League victory came in the 2007–08 season.

Manchester United is renowned for its youth team program, which has generated many notable homegrown players who later performed for the club’s first team, including David Beckham. The club has also brought in a number of major transfer signings over the years, such as Wayne Rooney, Rio Ferdinand, Andy Cole, Roy Keane, Eric Cantona, Patrice Evra, Dimitar Berbatov, and Cristiano Ronaldo.

The FIFA 100 is a list of Brazilian footballer Pelé's choice of the "greatest living footballers". Unveiled on 4 March 2004 at a gala ceremony in London, England, the FIFA 100 marked part of the celebrations of the 100th anniversary of the foundation of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), the international governing body of football.

The figure 100 refers to the 100th anniversary of FIFA and not the number of players listed, which is actually 125; Pelé had been asked to select 50 active players and 50 retired players, for a total of 100 players, but found it too difficult to limit the number of former players to just 50.[1] The list contains 123 professional male and 2 female players. At the time the FIFA 100 was selected, 50 of the players were still active, with the remaining 75 retired from the game.

Criticism

Some football observers have questioned the selection methodology of the list. David Mellor, politician turned football pundit, wrote in his column in the Evening Standard that he felt the selections were politically motivated rather than made on purely footballing grounds.[2] He suggested that the selections looked as if they came from the pen of Sepp Blatter rather than Pelé. As evidence for this, Mellor noted the wide geographical spread of the selected players: a true selection would be more heavily biased to South America and Europe, he argued. Such assertions were also forwarded by BBC columnist Tim Vickery.[3]

One of Pelé's old teammates, the former Brazil midfielder Gérson, reacted to his omission from the FIFA 100 by tearing up a copy of the list on a Brazilian television programme. Marco van Basten and Uwe Seeler refused to take part in the project on a point of principle.[4]

List

Following is the list of the "FIFA 100" greatest living footballers as nominated by Pelé in March 2004.[5][6][7]

Players active at the time of announcement are marked by (*). As of July 2022, Gianluigi Buffon is the only still active player on the list.

Nat. Player Pos. Born

 ARG Gabriel Batistuta* FW 1969

 ARG Hernán Crespo* FW 1975

 ARG Alfredo Di Stéfano FW 1926

 ARG Mario Kempes FW 1954

 ARG Diego Maradona MF 1960

 ARG Daniel Passarella DF 1953

 ARG Javier Saviola* FW 1981

 ARG Omar Sívori FW 1935

 ARG Juan Sebastián Verón* MF 1975

 ARG Javier Zanetti* DF/MF 1973

 BEL Jan Ceulemans MF 1957

 BEL Jean-Marie Pfaff GK 1953

 BEL Franky Van der Elst MF 1961

 BRA Carlos Alberto DF 1944

 BRA Cafu* DF 1970

 BRA Falcão MF 1953

 BRA Pelé FW 1940

 BRA Júnior MF 1954

 BRA Rivaldo* MF 1972

 BRA Rivelino MF 1946

 BRA Roberto Carlos* DF 1973

 BRA Romário* FW 1966

 BRA Ronaldinho* MF/FW 1980

 BRA Ronaldo* FW 1976

 BRA Djalma Santos DF 1929

 BRA Nílton Santos DF 1925

 BRA Sócrates MF 1954

 BRA Zico MF/FW 1953

 BUL Hristo Stoichkov FW 1966

 CMR Roger Milla FW 1952

 CHI Elías Figueroa DF 1946

 CHI Iván Zamorano FW 1967

 COL Carlos Valderrama MF 1961

 CRO Davor Šuker FW 1968

 CZE Josef Masopust MF 1931

 CZE Pavel Nedvěd* MF 1972

 DEN Brian Laudrup FW 1969

 DEN Michael Laudrup MF 1964

 DEN Peter Schmeichel GK 1963

 ENG Gordon Banks GK 1937

 ENG David Beckham* MF 1975

 ENG Bobby Charlton MF 1937

 ENG Kevin Keegan FW 1951

 ENG Gary Lineker FW 1960

 ENG Michael Owen* FW 1979

 ENG Alan Shearer* FW 1970

 FRA Eric Cantona FW 1966

 FRA Marcel Desailly* DF 1968

 FRA Didier Deschamps MF 1968

 FRA Just Fontaine FW 1933

 FRA Thierry Henry* FW 1977

 FRA Raymond Kopa MF 1931

 FRA Jean-Pierre Papin FW 1963

 FRA Robert Pires* MF 1973

 FRA Michel Platini MF 1955

 FRA Lilian Thuram* DF 1972

 FRA Marius Trésor DF 1950

 FRA David Trezeguet* FW 1977

 FRA Patrick Vieira* MF 1976

 FRA Zinedine Zidane* MF 1972

 GER Michael Ballack* MF 1976

 GER Franz Beckenbauer SW 1945

 GER Paul Breitner MF/DF 1951

 GER Oliver Kahn* GK 1969

 GER Jürgen Klinsmann FW 1964

 GER Sepp Maier GK 1944

 GER Lothar Matthäus MF/SW 1961

 GER Gerd Müller FW 1945

 GER Karl-Heinz Rummenigge FW 1955

 GER Uwe Seeler FW 1936

 GHA Abédi Pelé FW 1964

 HUN Ferenc Puskás FW 1927

 ITA Roberto Baggio* FW/MF 1967

 ITA Franco Baresi DF/SW 1960

 ITA Giuseppe Bergomi DF 1963

 ITA Giampiero Boniperti FW 1928

 ITA Gianluigi Buffon* GK 1978

 ITA Alessandro Del Piero* FW 1974

 ITA Giacinto Facchetti DF 1942

 ITA Paolo Maldini* DF 1968

 ITA Alessandro Nesta* DF 1976

 ITA Gianni Rivera MF 1943

 ITA Paolo Rossi FW 1956

 ITA Francesco Totti* FW/MF 1976

 ITA Christian Vieri* FW 1973

 ITA Dino Zoff GK 1942

 JPN Hidetoshi Nakata* MF 1977

 LBR George Weah FW 1966

 MEX Hugo Sánchez FW 1958

 NED Marco van Basten FW 1964

 NED Dennis Bergkamp* FW 1969

 NED Johan Cruyff FW 1947

 NED Edgar Davids* MF 1973

 NED Ruud Gullit MF 1962

 NED René van de Kerkhof MF 1951

 NED Willy van de Kerkhof MF 1951

 NED Patrick Kluivert* FW 1976

 NED Johan Neeskens MF 1951

 NED Ruud van Nistelrooy* FW 1976

 NED Rob Rensenbrink FW 1947

 NED Frank Rijkaard MF/DF 1962

 NED Clarence Seedorf* MF 1976

 NGA Jay-Jay Okocha* MF 1973

 NIR George Best MF 1946

 PAR Romerito FW 1960

 PER Teófilo Cubillas FW 1949

 POL Zbigniew Boniek MF 1956

 POR Eusébio FW 1942

 POR Luís Figo* MF 1972

 POR Rui Costa* MF 1972

 IRL Roy Keane* MF 1971

 ROU Gheorghe Hagi MF 1965

 RUS Rinat Dasayev GK 1957

 SCO Kenny Dalglish FW 1951

 SEN El Hadji Diouf* FW 1981

 KOR Hong Myung-bo* DF 1969

 SPA Emilio Butragueño FW 1963

 SPA Luis Enrique* MF 1970

 SPA Raúl* FW 1977

 TUR Rüştü Reçber* GK 1973

 TUR Emre Belözoğlu* MF 1980

 UKR Andriy Shevchenko* FW 1976

 USA Michelle Akers MF/FW 1966

 USA Mia Hamm* FW 1972

 URU Enzo Francescoli FW/MF 1961

See also

World Soccer's Greatest Players of the 20th Century

World Team of the 20th Century

References

 "Fifa names greatest list". BBC. 4 March 2004. Retrieved 30 April 2007.

 Mellor, David (5 March 2004). "Sing up for Ken, a true Blues man". Evening Standard Ltd. p. 77.

 Vickery, Tim (8 March 2004). "Pele pays price for popularity". BBC. Retrieved 30 April 2007.

 Davies, Christopher (4 March 2004). "Pele open to ridicule over top hundred". The Daily Telegraph. UK. Archived from the original on 13 March 2007. Retrieved 10 February 2008.

 "FIFA 100". Best Football Players Ever.

 "The Fifa 100". The Guardian. 4 March 2004.

 Pele's list of the greatest on BBC Sport, 4 March 2004

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Carlos AlbertoBatistutaCafuCrespoCubillasDi StéfanoFalcãoFigueroaFrancescoliJúniorKempesMaradonaPassarellaPeléRivaldoRivelinoRoberto CarlosRomárioRomeritoRonaldinhoRonaldoDjalma SantosNílton SantosSaviolaSívoriSócratesValderramaVerónZamoranoZanettiZico

CAF

DioufMillaOkochaAbedi PeléWeah

CONCACAF

AkersHammSánchez

AFC

Hong M.B.Nakata

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FIFA

History of FIFAFIFA AnthemFIFA CongressFIFA CouncilFIFA Ethics CommitteeFIFA headquartersFootball at the Summer OlympicsList of football federationsInternational Football Association BoardTimeline of association football

Football codes

Association footballBeach soccerFutsal

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Confederations

AFCCAFCONCACAFCONMEBOLOFCUEFA

Men's tournaments

FIFA World CupFIFA U-20 World CupFIFA U-17 World CupFIFA Club World CupFIFA Futsal World CupFIFA Beach Soccer World CupBlue Stars/FIFA Youth Cup

Women's tournaments

FIFA Women's World CupFIFA U-20 Women's World CupFIFA U-17 Women's World CupFIFA Women's Club World Cup (proposed)

Other tournaments

FIFA Arab CupFIFAe World CupFIFAe Nations Cup (part of the FIFAe Nations Series)

Presidents

Robert Guérin (1904–1906)Daniel Burley Woolfall (1906–1918)Jules Rimet (1921–1954)Rodolphe Seeldrayers (1954–1955)Arthur Drewry (1955–1961)Ernst Thommen (1961–1961, acting)Stanley Rous (1961–1974)João Havelange (1974–1998)Sepp Blatter (1998–2015)Issa Hayatou (2015–2016, acting)Gianni Infantino (2016–present)

Secretaries General

Louis Muhlinghaus (1904–1906)Wilhelm Hirschman (1906–1931)Ivo Schricker (1932–1951)Kurt Gassmann (1951–1960)Helmut Käser (1961–1981)Sepp Blatter (1981–1998)Michel Zen-Ruffinen (1998–2002)Urs Linsi (2002–2007)Jérôme Valcke (2007–2015)Markus Kattner (2015–2016, acting)Fatma Samoura (2016–present)

Awards

FIFA 100FIFA Ballon d'OrFIFA Champions BadgeFIFA Club of the CenturyFIFA Development AwardFIFA Fair Play AwardFIFA Female Player of the CenturyFIFA FIFPro World XIFIFA Order of MeritFIFA Player of the CenturyFIFA Presidential AwardFIFA Puskás AwardFIFA Women's World Cup awardsFIFA World Coach of the YearFIFA World Cup All-Time TeamFIFA World Cup Dream TeamFIFA World Cup awardsFIFA World Player of the YearThe Best FIFA Football Awards

Rankings

FIFA World Rankings(Former systems: 1999–20062006–2018)FIFA Women's World Rankings

Congresses

51st (Paris 1998)53rd (Seoul 2002)61st (Zürich 2011)65th (Zürich 2015)Extraordinary (Zürich 2016)68th (Russia 2018)69th (Paris 2019)

Corruption

"FIFA's Dirty Secrets"Garcia Report2015 FIFA corruption caseList of banned football officials

Others

FIFA (video game series)FIFA Confederations CupList of FIFA country codesFIFA Disciplinary CodeFIFA Fan FestFIFA Futbol MundialFIFA eligibility rulesFIFA International Match CalendarFIFA International Referees ListFIFA MasterFIFA Transfer Matching SystemFIFA World Cup TrophyNon-FIFAUnited Passions

 Category Commons

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Pelé

Football career

International goalsRunaround moveFIFA Player of the CenturyComparisons to Maradona

Pelé

Eponym

Estádio Rei PeléPele FC

Media

Films

Escape to Victory (1981)Os Trapalhões e o Rei do Futebol (1986)Pelé Eterno (2004)Pelé: Birth of a Legend (2016)Pelé (2021)

Video games

Pelé's Soccer (1981)Pelé! (1993)Pelé II: World Tournament Soccer (1994)

Music

Pelé (1977)

  • Condition: In Excellent Condition
  • Options: Commemorative
  • Modification Description: No
  • Collections/ Bulk Lots: No
  • Fineness: Unknown
  • Material: Metal
  • Modified Item: No
  • Colour: Gold
  • Year of Issue: 2022
  • Currency: David Beckham
  • Features: Commemorative
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Variety: Olympic Soccer
  • Country of Origin: United States

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