Football legend Pele has been 'moved to end-of-life care' in hospital after his body 'stopped responding to chemotherapy'
The 82-year-old is receiving measures to relieve pain in palliative care, according to reports in Brazil.
He was admitted into the Albert Einstein Hospital in Sao Paulo, Brazil, earlier in the week after suffering from "general swelling" but his daughter, Kely Nascimento, insisted there was no surprise or emergency.A statement issued to local media said: "After medical evaluation, the patient was taken to a common room, without the need for hospitalisation in a semi-intensive unit or ICU.Read more:Pele of Brazil celebrates the victory after winning the 1970 World Cup.
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