Who knows the story of Bailey and his father, tell me, urgently, thank you 5

Just watched Bailey's life yesterday.

It seems that the most meaningful paragraph is.

Pele used insidious means to bring down his opponent while playing the ball and was beaten by his father.

I'm sorry, but I only know the story of Bailey and his son.

The story of Bailey and his father?

Bailey was naughty, his dad beat him, it shouldn't be anything special.

On October 30, 1940, Pele was born in the town of Telle Colasson, Brazil, to a poor family of professional footballers, his father Don Tino was a professional footballer, so Pele was influenced by football from an early age. As the first child of his parents, Pele's father called him Edison because he hoped that he would grow up to be a scientist and engage in scientific inventions to glorify his ancestors, but he did not expect him to become a generation of football kings by mistake.

Because he was always unlucky.

That's why everyone calls him Old Back.

Later, he had a son named Bailey.

Pele became famous for his football.

Later played football head Pele's descendants.

His name is Becky

To be continued

Pele was born Edson Arantes do Nascimento on October 23, 1940 in the town of Tres Corazonis, Minas Gerais, Brazil, and began playing football at the age of 12, joining the junior team of the Baou Sports Club in São Paulo at the age of 12, and at the age of 15 he joined the Brazilian powerhouse Santos, where he became a professional player and together with his teammates won the São Paulo State Football League 10 times. 5 Brazilian National League titles, 2 Copa Libertadores titles, 2 Intercontinental Cup Championships (renamed Toyota Cup since 1980). In 1957, he joined the Brazilian national football team, participated in the four World Cups of the year, and cooperated with his teammates to win the 6th, 7th and 9th World Cups, and won the "Remet Cup" permanently. In 1974, he moved to the New York Cosmos in the United States.

Hung up his boots on July 18, 1978.

In his more than 20 years of football career, Pele has played more than 1,000 games and scored more than 1,300 goals, and is known as the "King of the Ball". He was extremely good at dribbling and volleying, and was able to score with several shots in a row. Once, after nine people in a row, he went around the goalkeeper and shot successfully.

Known as the "greatest star of the century", Pele is the first superstar in the world to be named the best footballer in the world three times. He has won many titles such as "Top Ten Players of the Century", "Athlete of the Century" and "World's Best Athlete of the 20th Century". He studied at the university for 5 years and obtained a bachelor's degree in psychology, sports medicine and other disciplines.

In December 2000, Pele was named "Best Footballer of the Century" by FIFA.

After hanging up his boots in 1978, Pele served as Brazil's sports minister from 1995 to 1998. In 1994, he was appointed UNESCO Ambassador of Friendship. Bailey has a wide range of hobbies, and began to enter the film industry in 1981, starring in more than a dozen films and directing one.

In 1983, after divorcing his first wife, he married Susa, a famous Brazilian model and white girl.

Bailey was his nickname. Born on October 23, 1940, to a poor family in the town of Tresco Lasones, Brazil, he played barefoot as a child. At the age of 13, he began to play for the local Baolu club junior team, which won the Baolu City Championship for three consecutive years.

The talented teenager caught the eye, and in 1956 he was invited by the famous Santos team, where he scored 32 goals in his first year, becoming the team's youngest goalscorer. In 1957, at the age of 17, Pele was selected for the national team for the first time and played in the World Cup for the first time.

Inspired by this prodigy, the Brazilian team became more and more courageous, defeating strong opponents one by one, and won the World Cup for their country for the first time. Later, under Pele's leadership, Brazil won the 7th World Cup in 1962 and the 9th World Cup in 1970, and Pele himself became the only player in the world to have won three World Cups. In his 22-year professional football career, he played 1,364 games and scored 1,282 goals, he won the World Cup, the Intercontinental Club Cup, the South American Libertadores, and almost every achievement in international football.

On October 1, 1977, the U.S. Cosmos team held a grand farewell match for the king of the ball, after which Pele left the field in tears amid the cheers of his teammates and spectators, ending his extraordinary green career. He then served as Minister of Sports of Brazil from 1995 to 1998.