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The 24 pages that link to Pelé, each with the reason it gives.

• Brazil national football teamRelated: His goals and three titles made him the team’s defining early global star.

• Through ballRelated: His pass to Carlos Alberto in the 1970 World Cup final is a celebrated example of a defense-splitting pass.

• 1970 FIFA World CupRelated: At his fourth World Cup, Pelé scored in the final and anchored Brazil’s attack.

• Ronaldo NazárioRelated: Both became emblematic Brazilian forwards and World Cup champions.

• FIFA World Cup recordsRelated: He remains the youngest player to score in a World Cup final and the only three-time champion.

• GarrinchaRelated: Pelé and Garrincha formed a celebrated partnership for Brazil, including in 1958 and 1962.

• Jules RimetRelated: Pelé’s third World Cup victory came in the trophy’s final tournament under the Jules Rimet name.

• 1958 FIFA World CupRelated: At 17, he scored six goals, including two in the final.

• Bobby MooreRelated: Pele praised Moore after facing him in the 1970 World Cup group match.

• Mário ZagalloRelated: Zagallo played alongside Pelé in Brazil’s 1958 and 1962 World Cup victories.

• Copa LibertadoresRelated: He starred for Santos during its Copa Libertadores victories in 1962 and 1963.

• History of association footballRelated: Pelé’s fame reflects football’s twentieth-century growth into global popular culture.

• Campeonato Brasileiro Série ARelated: His Santos side dominated national competitions before the modern Série A era.

• Elías FigueroaRelated: Figueroa’s career overlapped with Pelé’s, placing him among the era’s elite South American players.

• XuxaRelated: Xuxa and Pelé’s high-profile relationship in the 1980s linked two major Brazilian celebrities.