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30, September 2021
Brazil football legend Pele leaves hospital, will now undergo chemotherapy 0
Brazilian football legend Pele was released from hospital Thursday after undergoing surgery for a colon tumor, but will continue undergoing chemotherapy, his medical team said.
Pele, 80, had been receiving treatment at Albert Einstein Hospital in Sao Paulo since August 31, after a suspected tumor was detected during routine tests.
The player considered by many the greatest footballer of all time is in “stable” condition, doctors said.
(AFP)