The 82-year-old Brazilian soccer star, known as the “King,” is being treated for colon cancer.
Legendary soccer star Pele has been transferred to an end-of-life care unit at a Brazilian hospital, according to reports.
The 82-year-old Brazilian soccer star, known as the “King,” is being treated for colon cancer and was diagnosed with a respiratory infection after being hospitalized Tuesday for “a reassessment of chemotherapy treatment.”, the Folha de Sao Paulo reported. Earlier in the week, the soccer legend — who led Brazil to three World Cup wins in 1958, 1962 and 1970 and whose real name is Edson Arantes de Nascimento — reassured his 2.8 million Twitter followers that he was in hospital, but was feeling good after a career tribute in Qatar, which is currently hosting the World Cup.Pele has been battling colon cancer.“It’s always good to receive positive messages like this.
Doctors at the Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein where Pele is being treated refused further comment on his condition Friday.
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