Pelé Returns to Hospital Due to Respiratory IssuesPelé Returns to Hospital Due to Respiratory Issues Brazilian soccer legend Pelé has been readmitted to the Albert Einstein Hospital in São Paulo, Brazil, due to respiratory issues. The 82-year-old icon, who has been battling colon cancer since September 2021, was hospitalized on Wednesday for a re-evaluation of his chemotherapy treatment. However, during his stay, he developed a respiratory infection, leading to his transfer to an intensive care unit. According to a statement released by the hospital, Pelé is receiving antibiotics and undergoing respiratory support. His condition is stable, and doctors are monitoring him closely. Pelé’s health has been a concern for fans and supporters worldwide since his cancer diagnosis. He has undergone multiple surgeries and chemotherapy sessions over the past year. Despite his health challenges, Pelé has remained an inspiration to many. He is widely considered one of the greatest soccer players of all time, having led Brazil to three World Cup titles in 1958, 1962, and 1970. Messages of support have flooded social media, with well-wishers from around the world expressing their love and concern for the legendary footballer. His family and medical team have asked for privacy and understanding as they focus on his treatment. The hospital has also requested that the public respect Pelé’s wishes and avoid spreading false information or rumors about his condition. The soccer world and beyond continue to pray for Pelé’s recovery and hope to see him back on the mend soon.
