National Team:

1957 to 1971

Brazil (senior national team)

92 games

77 goals

In what teams did Pelé play?:

1956 to 1974

Santos (Brazil)

663 games

643 goals

 * 1

1975 to 1977

New York Cosmos (USA)

64 games

37 goals

Totals

727 games

680 goals

Totals, 1st level only (1st division, cups and international tournaments)

674 games

631 goals

Totals, others (Regional Tournaments)

53 games

49 goals

* 1 - it includes 53 games and 49 goals in regional tournaments Paulista and Rio-Sao Paulo.

Titles Won:

National Team Tournaments: 3

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  World Cup: (3)
  1958, 1962, 1970

International Tournaments: 5

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  Intercontinental Cup: (2)
  1962, 1963
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  Libertadores Cup: (2)
  1962, 1963
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  Supercup of Intercontinental Champions: (1)
  1968

National Tournaments and Cups: 7

Brazil:

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  Brazilian League (First Division): (6)
  Taça Roberto Gomes Pedrosa 1968, Taça Brasil 1961, Taça Brasil 1962, Taça Brasil 1963, Taça Brasil 1964, Taça Brasil 1965

USA:

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  North American Soccer League (NASL): (1)
  1977

World Cups Played:

Pelé was in the roster of Brazil National Team in 4 world cups, where he played 14 games and scored 12 goals. He was world champion 3 times.

His stats by World Cup:

World Cup	Games Played	Goals	National Team	Final Standing
Sweden 1958	4	6	Brazil	Champion
Chile 1962	2	1	Brazil	Champion
England 1966	2	1	Brazil	11
Mexico 1970	6	4	Brazil	Champion
Total	14	12

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Ohter Data:

Career highlights:

Pele played 91 matches and scored 77 goals for Brazil National Team.

Greatest moments:

Pelé is in third place in the list of all-time top scorers in World Cup play, with 12 goals, and he is the only player who has been on a team that won three World Cups. He ended his career with a total of 1281 goals out of 1363 games, becoming one of the most prolific goal scorers ever.
He was voted athlete of the century by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in 1999. He is a UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador.

Others Tournaments:

Pelé was completely two-footed, a clinical finisher, highly skilled at dribbling and passing, and a remarkably good tackler for a forward.
Pelé started his football career in Santos in 1956, at the age of 15, and played in his first international match only ten months later. Ever loyal to his local club, he stayed with Santos for his entire career. In 1958, Pelé became the youngest ever World Cup winner in Sweden at 17.
He played his last game as a professional on October 1, 1977 in front of a capacity crowd at Giants Stadium against his old club, Santos; he played the first half with the Cosmos and the second half with Santos.

Pelé soccer pictures:

Pelé Picture Gallery