⚽ Framed Autographed/Signed Pelé 35x39 New York Cosmos White Soccer Futbol Jersey Beckett BAS COA — The Hand-Signed, Framed Display-Ready New York Cosmos White Jersey of the Greatest Soccer Player in the History of the Sport — the Três Corações, Minas Gerais, Brazil Native Who Won Three FIFA World Cups (1958, 1962, 1970) With Brazil, Scored 1,279 Career Goals With Santos FC and the New York Cosmos, and Whose Name Is Synonymous With the Pinnacle of Human Achievement in Football — Authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services

⚽ The Framed Autographed/Signed Pelé 35x39 New York Cosmos White Soccer Futbol Jersey Beckett BAS COA is the hand-signed, Beckett Authentication Services certified, framed display-ready New York Cosmos white jersey bearing the personal signature of Edson Arantes do Nascimento — Pelé — the player whose name requires no context, no position identification, and no statistics to communicate his standing in the history of the sport. Beckett Authentication Services, one of the most respected third-party authentication organizations in the sports memorabilia collecting market alongside JSA and PSA/DNA, has verified the signature's legitimacy and issued the BAS COA that travels with this framed jersey. The framed presentation — already matted and display-ready at 35x39 — arrives prepared for immediate wall display as a complete piece of world football history from the moment it is received.

⚽ Pelé was born October 23, 1940, in Três Corações, in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil — the inland state whose iron ore hills and industrial character are far removed from the beach culture of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, but whose football tradition has produced generations of Brazilian talent that the national pipeline has brought to the national team. Pelé's family moved to Bauru, in São Paulo state, where the young Edson developed on the streets and dirt pitches that formed the foundation of the Brazilian football aesthetic — the jogo bonito, the beautiful game, whose technical principles and expressive individual quality Pelé would bring to their absolute apex. He joined Santos FC at age 15 and made his professional debut the same year, beginning the domestic career that would produce 10 São Paulo state championships and two Copa Libertadores titles before his 1974 retirement from Santos.

⚽ Pelé's three FIFA World Cup championships with Brazil — 1958 in Sweden, where 17-year-old Pelé scored six goals in four matches including a hat-trick in the semifinal against France and two goals in the final against the host nation; 1962 in Chile, where Brazil defended its title; and 1970 in Mexico, where Pelé's final World Cup appearance produced what many observers have called the most beautiful football team in the tournament's history — constitute the international achievement record that no player in the history of the sport has matched. Three World Cups. One name. The New York Cosmos chapter of Pelé's career, from 1975 through 1977, brought the greatest player in world football to American soil and began the NASL era that planted the seeds of the American soccer audience that has grown across the subsequent decades. The white New York Cosmos jersey that Pelé signed carries the visual memory of those three American seasons and the stadium appearances — Giants Stadium, the crowd, the Cosmos' star-laden roster — that introduced millions of American sports fans to the player who had redefined what was possible on a football pitch. Condition: NOS.

⚽ Pelé. Três Corações, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Santos FC. New York Cosmos. Brazil National Team. 3x FIFA World Cup. 1,279 Career Goals. Beckett BAS COA. Autographed. Framed. 35x39. Hall of Fame Sports Memorabilia. Condition: NOS.