Bosnian journalists moved a figure of Pelé in the museum, the friendly staff only warned them

In the Brazilian city of Santos, a museum dedicated to football legend Pelé has been opened, displaying trophies, jerseys, sports equipment and photographs from the rich career of this world football great, writes the Patria news agency. Thus, the leadership of the Football Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Bosnian journalists covering the national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the World Cup visited the museum.

Judging by the photographs, the mood is high, and Dino Begić, president of the Football Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina, says it would be a shame not to see all the treasures in this museum.

The journalists also joked, even moving one of Pelé's figures to take photos, but they were warned by museum staff that the exhibits must not be moved.

Nevertheless, they got off with just a warning, as Brazilians show great sympathy for Bosnians, especially after they did not allow their biggest rival Argentina to humiliate them in terms of results and gameplay.

On 4,000 square meters, which the Pelé Museum occupies, 2,500 exhibits from Pelé's career are displayed. Edison Arantes do Nascimento, better known as Pelé, is the world's best football goal scorer and a hero of his nation, and also serves as a humanitarian ambassador of goodwill for the United Nations.