Tweet Tweet Share Whatsapp reddit A Brazilian three times World Cup winners, Pele is dead. The football legend who has been battling with cancer fo sometimes died today 29th of December 2022 at the age of 82 years. Reacting to his death, Former Senator President, Bukola Saraki took to his Facebook page to mourn the death of Pele. Saraki post read: “The death of Brazilian football legend Pelé has shaken the world. He was undeniably gifted, and his name will remain immortalized in our minds. He will be remembered as one of the most iconic figures in the history of the sport. I recall watching him play and admiring his superb footballing ability in awe. He inspired generations, and his legacy will continue to live on in the countless players he has influenced. Today, as the world pays homage ...
Guinea-Bissau players were reportedly in tears following their 1-0 defeat at the hands of Egypt in their previous AFCON group match. Star forward Mohamed Salah broke the deadlock in the 70th minute of the match. However, Baciro Cande’s side seemed to have restored parity when Mama Balde fired a stunning equaliser. But that goal was chalked off after a video assistant referee review. “We’re bitterly disappointed because the referee’s decision to rule out that goal left many players lying on the floor in tears,” Monaco midfielder Pele said (as per BBC Sport). He also added: “All the players are disappointed and crying in the dressing room. To lose in this way is very bad and it left all the players in tears.” Guinea-Bissau are currently sitting third...
Brazilian football great Pele mourned his fellow legend Diego Maradona after the Argentine died Wednesday, saying he hoped they would “play together in the sky” one day. “Sad news today. I have lost a dear friend, and the world has lost a legend,” Pele wrote on Instagram, alongside a picture of Maradona hoisting the World Cup trophy in 1986. “There is much more to say, but for now may God give his family strength. One day, I hope, we will play soccer together in the sky.” Pele and Maradona, who often vie for the title of best footballer in history, had just celebrated milestone birthdays last month: 80 and 60, respectively. Pele had wished Maradona well on his birthday on October 30, writing, “May your journey be long and may you always smile, and make me smile, too!” Maradona had likewise...