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Football world wishes Pelé well as the Brazilian star remains in hospital - CNN

  1. Football world wishes Pelé well as the Brazilian star remains in hospital  CNN
  2. Soccer legend Pele transferred to palliative care in Sao Paulo: reports  New York Post
  3. Football legend Pele 'is moved to palliative care' in hospital  Daily Mail
  4. Pelé moved to end-of-life care in hospital, reports say  The Guardian
  5. Pele to remain hospitalized due to respiratory infection  ESPN


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