Manchester United legend, he was Pelé's idol and now he loses his life

Football and the world are in mourning. The legend Bobby Charlton has passed away. Manchester United's second top scorer died today at the age of 88, and it was specified that it was due to natural causes. Furthermore, he won England's only World Cup in large part thanks to Bobby Charlton.

Manchester United has already commented on the matter: “Bobby Charlton was a true football legend,” said Manchester United president Joel Glazer, “He was an incredibly talented player and a true leader on the field. His legacy will last forever.”

One of the thousands of admirers that Bobby Charlton had is precisely Pelé. The one they say is the best player in history, he was a big admirer of Bobby Charlton, because he always complimented him whenever he could. Today, they both rest in peace in heaven and will be remembered for all eternity.

This is the legend's highest achievements: 3 English Leagues (Manchester United), 1 FA Cup, (Manchester United), 1 European Cup (Manchester United), 1 FIFA World Cup (England National Team), Ballon d'Or in 1966, Appointed 'Sir' by Queen Elizabeth in 1994.

He shone with England as well:

Not only did he shine with Manchester United, he played more than 100 games with the England National Team, competing in four World Cups (1958, 1962, 1966 and 1970). Chartlon is one of the greatest legends that our sport, and England, has.