Saying “Pelé” sums it all up and doesn’t need translation anywhere on the planet. Three world national titles, two club titles and 1283 career goals could end any comparison, but Brazil’s ...

On Monday, Santos and Brazilian soccer bade farewell to all-time great Antonio Lima who passed away at the age of 83 after a ...

Graffitti inspired by artificial intelligence outside the stadium showed Neymar looking more mature and with a crown on his ...

He placed Diego Maradona and Pelé at FC Barcelona, and Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo at Real Madrid. This setup allowed for a direct comparison of their virtual performances across domestic ...

Cristiano Ronaldo said he respects fans who prefer Lionel Messi, Pelé or Diego Maradona, but that statistics show he's the ...

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Graffitti inspired by artificial intelligence outside the stadium showed Neymar looking more mature and with a crown on his head — no small feature in a city where Pelé was king for decades until he ...

The 32-year-old striker is expected to sign a short-term contract with Santos as he aims to recharge in Brazil ahead of the 2026 World Cup. He had talks with the Fire and other MLS clubs before ...

Brazil’s state championships are one of the most historic aspects of Brazilian football. Countless legends—including as Pelé, Romário, Zico, and Neymar—began their professional journeys in ...

Neymar completed his return to his former club Santos on Friday and delighted fans with an extravagant unveiling ceremony at the team's Vila Belmiro stadium.

Graffitti inspired by artificial intelligence outside the stadium showed Neymar looking more mature and with a crown on his head -- no small feature in a city where Pelé was king for decades ...

Cristiano Ronaldo said he is "the most complete player to have existed," saying he respects fans who prefer Lionel Messi, Pelé or Diego Maradona, but arguing that statistics back up his claim.