Brazil legend Pele shared a message on Instagram declaring he is feeling ‘strong’ following reports he had been moved to palliative care.
Reports in Brazil on Saturday night claimed the 82-year-old’s chemotherapy has been suspended and he is now undergoing measures aimed at relieving pain and a shortness of breath.
‘I have a lot of faith in God and every message of love I receive from you all over the world keeps me full of energy. And watching Brazil in the World Cup too! Thank you so much for everything.’
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