Apart from his breathtaking performances on the pitch, Pelé has also made it to the headlines numerous times for his romantic front and humanitarian works. The soccer star was a part of the June 2013 Brazilian protests where he asked people to “forget the demonstrations” and support the Brazilian National Football Team. During his visit to the White House, Pelé was greeted by U.S. President Ronald Reagan by saying, “My name is Ronald Reagan, I’m the President of the United States of America. But you don’t need to introduce yourself, because everyone knows who Pelé is.”

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Pelé, born Edson Arantes do Nascimento on 23 October 1940, stands among the best and greatest players of all time. The retired Brazilian professional footballer has contributed a host of stupendous goals and moments in this beautiful game that earned him several respectable titles. Fans and soccer players around the globe consider the legend as one of the most marvelous players and has inspired several emerging and living legends worldwide. #Fame World brings to you an insight into Pelé's experience and impressive journey in this beautiful game and how he has brought a revolution in the world of football..