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16-year-old breaks Pelé record, surpasses Lamine Yamal, and is on track for 3 World Cups in 9 months
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16-year-old breaks Pelé record, surpasses Lamine Yamal, and is on track for 3 World Cups in 9 months
Pelé set an unparalleled career-record in soccer, creating an enduring global legacy. While Lamine Yamal neared his achievements, a remarkable 16-year-old has already surpassed both icons and is poised to compete in three World Cups within just nine months. Throughout his legendary soccer career, Pelé emerged as one of the inaugural young stars to achieve global stardom, setting a historic benchmark. Several years later, Lamine Yamal came close …
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