what's "pele's" real name?
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Edson Arantes do Nascimento
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The list starts and ends with Pele.
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Ronaldo Luíz Nazário de Lima is his real name. Cristiano Ronaldo is the player from Portugal.
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hey is ronaldinho and im going to tell u why because im a soccer super super fan Full name Ronaldo de Assis Moreira \nDate of birth 21 March 1980 \nPlace of birth Porto Alegre, Brazil \nHeight 181cm \nNickname Ronaldinho
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Ronaldo from Brazil and Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal and Ronaldinho's actual name is Ronaldo to
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Edson Arantes do Nascimento, he recieved the nickame Pele from his friends.
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i agree. pele was absolutely incredible. he didnt just have the skill but he had the brains and vision of a world class footballer. but for me at the moment it has to be thierry henry closely followed by ronaldinho, then kaka, then steven gerrard
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There is ONE and only ONE Pele. Nobody, not even Ronaldinho, can't replace Pele as the 'next Pele', because there is no such thing as the 'next Pele' :)
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pele scored the most goals and can do a trick which no player in the world can do
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Edson Arantes "Pelé" Nascimento \nOctober 23, 1940 - Present\nBirthplace: Tres Coracos, Brazil \n\n\n"It seems that God brought me to Earth with a mission to play soccer," Edson Arantes Do Nascimento (Pelé).\n Related Info.\n \nSoccer jersey worn by Pelé sells for $224,000 in auction.\n\nSoccer stadium in Mexيco named after Pelé.\n \n \n\n\nBorn Edson Arantes Do Nascimento (better known as Pelé) is known as a legend and the best soccer player to ever play the game. He was raised in a very poor family in Tres Coracos, Brazil and his parents, Dondinho and Celeste Nascimento called Edson "Dico," growing up. \n\nHe first learned the game of soccer from his father, Dondinho, who was a decent center forward until his career was halted by a fractured leg. \n\nPelé began playing soccer for a local minor-league club when he was a teenager. When he wasn't playing soccer he shined shoes for pennies. He was discovered at the age of 11 by one of the country's premier players, Waldemar de Brito. When Brito brought Pelé to Sao Paulo he declared to the disbelieving directors of the professional team in Santos, "This boy will be the greatest soccer player in the world." \n\nHe was right! Pelé's impact was immediate! On his first appearance for the team, against Corinthians F.C., he scored a goal right away. He was only 16.\n\nPelé went on to play in four World Cups with Brazil's National Team. At the 1958 World Cup in Sweden -- one he nearly missed because of a knee injury -- Pelé stunned the world scoring six goals, including two in the championship game to help Brazil win its first World Cup 5-2 over Sweden. He was only 17 years-old, but a legend was born.\n\nAn average-sized man, he was blessed with speed, great balance, tremendous vision, the ability to control the ball superbly, and the ability to shoot powerfully and accurately with either foot and with his head.\n\nFour years later he played on Brazil's World Cup team at in the finals in Chile, but an injury suffered in the first game of the tournament prevented him from helping Brazil win its second title. \n\nWealthy European clubs offered massive fees to sign the young player, but the government of Brazil declared Pelé an official national treasure to prevent him from being transferred out of the country. \n\nAt the 1966 World Cup in England, Pelé was the victim of some brutal tackles from Bulgarian and Portuguese defenders and left the finals injured and in tears. But the best of Pelé was still to come. \n\n At the 1970 finals in Mexico, the 29-year-old Pelé, led one of the greatest teams ever assembled to win Brazil's third World Cup. In the 4-1 title triumph over Italy, Pelé, scored a glorious goal. It was Brazil's 100th World Cup goal, and the one he remembers the most.\n\n"I have a special feeling for that goal because I scored it with my head," he said. "My father was a soccer player and once scored five goals in a game, all with his head. That was one record I was never able to break." \n\nPelé's statistics are staggering. During his career he scored 1,280 goals in 1,360 games, second only to another Brazilian, Arthur Friedenreich, who recorded 1,329 goals. He scored an average of a goal in every international game he played--the equivalent of a baseball player's hitting a home run in every World Series game over 15 years. \n\nAt the club level he shattered records in Brazil. He scored 127 goals for Santos F.C. in 1959, 110 in 1961 and 101 goals in 1965, and led the club to two World Club championships. \n\nPelé also holds the world record for hat tricks (92) and the number of goals scored on the international level (97). His statistics are all the more amazing when compared to today's top players who can barely score more that 30 goals in a season. \n\nHe retired from the game in 1974, but came out of retirement the following year to play in the North American
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You mean Ronaldo from Brazil?  His full name is, Ronaldo Luis Nazario de Lima.
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RONALDIHO MARADONA PELE
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PELE scored 1281 during his career.
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currently = ronaldinho\nbest ever = pele
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Edson Arantes do Nascimento, Honorary KBE, (born October 23, 1940), nicknamed Pelé (pron. IPA /pɛ.'lɛ/), is a former Brazilian football (soccer) player who won three World Cup medals and broke many records, also known as O Rei (The King) and Pérola Negra (The Black Pearl).
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First plyer i had know was Pele
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My vote goes to Peter Shilton. \nHon'ble mentions: Eric Cantona, "Pelé" Nascimento," and "Dixie" Dean.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Shilton