The birth of football king Bailey is a legend. In 1940, he was born in a poor black family in Brazil. His father was a professional football player. He returned home because of a football injury. He made a living by cleaning toilets. Bailey kicks the ball. However, the talented Pele could not resist the temptation of football. He and a few partners organized a small black football team, which had some local influence. They could not afford football shoes and were dubbed the "barefoot team". ". In order to participate in a game, Bailey and the players partnered to steal peanuts to sell, saving a few pairs of sneakers that didn't fit. However, this incident caused Bailey's team to lose one of their teammates. He witnessed his close teammates being buried alive in a cave collapse under his own eyes. Bailey blamed himself, was frustrated, and was decadent, and once wanted to stay away from football. When his mother discovered his abnormality, she arranged for him to do odd jobs at the hospital where his father worked. In his spare time, his father guides his children under the mango tree in the hospital. He used ripe mangoes to teach his son to practice the ball, and raw mangoes to practice shooting. Pele practiced his Zenga football skills with one mango every day. During the winter and summer, his skills have greatly increased, and he has regained his fanatical love for football. The mother was familiar with all this, and was moved by the persistence of her husband and son, and began to support her son to play football. She secretly found a local scout to observe Pele playing football. After that, scouts took Pele to the Brazilian national training team, entered the youth group, and began to go to the world competition. Because of the failure of Brazil in the 1952 World Cup, public opinion attributed the reason to Brazil's traditional "Jenga" kicking method, and asked the players to use "European style" to play. Bailey's best playing method, Renjia, was once criticized and excluded, and his mood was severely hit again. When he silently packed his luggage and came to the train station to return home, a discerning coach came to him and told him the history of Brazilian football and the development of Jenga football. Pele was inspired to return to the team. In the event, he set a new record with "six goals" and became a legend.
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