Juventus Removes Pelé Bust From Javari Street Stadium
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The bust of Pelé, which was at the entrance of the stadium of the traditional São Paulo club, Juventus, on Javari Street, was definitively removed from the site during the reform processes led by the club's Anonymous Football Society (SAF).The bronze piece, which honors the King of Football since August 2006, will be taken to the Juventus headquarters.The retreat takes place in the middle of the transformation of the stadium in the future Arena …
The bust of Pelé on Javari Street, at the entrance of the Juventus stadium, of Mooca, in the eastern part of São Paulo, was removed from the site in the midst of the reforms promoted by the SAF (Anonymous Football Society) for the return of the club to the first state division after almost two decades.The homage, inaugurated in August 2006, was because it was the modest and charming youth stadium where the King made the goal he considered the mo…
The bust of Pelé on Javari Street, at the entrance of the Juventus stadium, of Mooca, in the eastern part of São Paulo, was removed from the site in the midst of the reforms promoted by the SAF (Anonymous Football Society) for the return of the club to the first state division after almost two decades. Read more (10/30/2026)
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