Art and sports stars mourn Pele, art and sports stars mourn Pele

He is the legend of Brazilian football, and he who raised the World Cup high, and with his death a great tent camped on social networking sites, he is the world football star Pele, who passed away at the age of 82 after a struggle with illness.

Many stars of art and football mourned him, stressing that his special magic would remain, even if he left his body from this world.

Cristiano Ronaldo shared a lengthy message in his obituary to Pele, in which he said: "My deepest condolences to all of Brazil, especially to the family of Edson Arantes do Nascimento."

And Ronaldo continued: “A mere farewell to the immortal King Pele will never be enough to express the pain that the entire football world is currently embracing,” adding: “He is a source of inspiration for millions, a reference for yesterday, today and forever. We share it even from afar... He will never be forgotten, and his memory will live on forever in all of us football fans... Rest in peace King Pele."

Lionel Messi mourned Pele by sharing a picture with him on Facebook, commenting: "Rest in peace, Pele."

Gabriel Omar Batistuta wrote on Twitter: "Thank you for everything you have given to the world of football."

Neymar mourned the late Pele on Instagram and wrote: "I would say that before Pele football was just a sport. Pele changed everything. He turned football into art, into entertainment. He gave a voice to the poor and the blacks. He gave us a special: the vision for Brazil. Football and Brazil." "They were elevated by the king's grace! He is gone, but his magic remains. Pele is the eternal!"

He added, "A mere farewell to the eternal king, Pele, will never be enough to express the pain that embraces the entire football world today. An inspiration to millions."

Kylian Mbappe mourned the late on Instagram, and wrote on two photos he shared with him: "The king of football has left us, but his history will never be forgotten."

His Excellency Chancellor Turki Al-Sheikh mourned the late, and shared the photo that was widely circulated on Twitter, while he was holding the World Cup in his hand, with a smile on his face, and also the late Ashraf Hakimi and Walid Al-Rakraki mourned through their Instagram account stories.

Also among them was the American artist Will Smith, as well as Daniela Rahma, the great player Messi, the great player also Roberto Carlos, and Imran Al Jasmi.