Pelé writes World Cup columns for Bild am Sonntag
Starting June 4, 2006, the Brazilian soccer star will be analyzing the events surrounding the World Cup, thereby strengthening the columnists' team at the German Sunday newspaper.
Soccer legend Pelé will be writing for the German Sunday title Bild am Sonntag during the World Cup. From June 4, 2006, the Brazilian football star will be analyzing the events surrounding the World Cup, strengthening Paul Breitner's team of columnists. "We are thus offering all readers a unique look behind the scenes of the World Cup in their own country," editor-in-chief Claus Strunz is quoted as saying in a press release.
The BamS team of columnists during the World Cup also includes the comedian and official World Cup ambassador of Hanover Oliver Pocher and the Berlin entertainer Désirée Nick, who approaches the World Cup as an avowed anti-football expert.
The BamS team of columnists during the World Cup also includes the comedian and official World Cup ambassador of Hanover Oliver Pocher and the Berlin entertainer Désirée Nick, who approaches the World Cup as an avowed anti-football expert.
