Pele's Stylist Sgns Signatures And Postures For Pictures With Fans As He Says He 'Trusts God Deals With' The Brazil Legend Whose Hair He Trim For a Really Long Time After First Gathering During The 1950s

 1. Joao Araujo, 84, initially met Pele in 1956 or 1957 while he played for Santos

2. His hair parlor close to the arena is loaded with memorabilia connected with Pele

3. Pele, who won three World Cups, burned through a large portion of his vocation with Santos

4. Araujo said he 'trusts God deals with' the late footballing legend

A stylist who initially met Brazilian soccer legend Pele during the 1950s and trim his hair for a really long time said on Friday he trusted God would deal with the late competitor.

Pele, who kicked the bucket on Thursday matured 82, rose from neediness to become quite possibly of the best competitor in current history and the main man to win three World Cups as a player.

'He came to have his hair style several times each month and to trim his facial hair it was like clockwork,' said Joao Araujo, who said he initially met Pele in 1956 or 1957 and whose hair parlor in the city of Santos houses memorabilia of the star.

Pele burned through a large portion of his playing profession at the neighborhood Santos soccer club.

Joao Araujo, known as Didi, 84, consistently trim Pele's hair when he was in Santos, beginning in the last part of the 1950s

The 84-year-old stylist last saw the three-time World Cup victor last year

Araujo said he last saw Pele, who endured colon malignant growth, last year.

He said: 'I trust God deals with him.'

Araujo, is one of the large numbers of individuals in Brazil and across the globe grieving the late football star who kicked the bucket on Thursday in Sao Paolo.

The 82-year-old turned into a worldwide genius because of his footballing expertise and later his job as a minister for the 'lovely game', an expression he, when all is said and done, begat.

Pele will be taken from the Albert Einstein Clinic on Monday after the initiation of approaching Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.

His final resting place will be headed to Santos prior to halting external his kid mother, Celeste's home, after which he will show up at the Vila Belmiro Arena and his casket will go in plain view for 24 hours, permitting people in general to honor their legend.

He will then be taken to the 14-story Remembrance Necropole Ecumenica graveyard, where he will have a confidential burial service.

Pele passed on Thursday having lost his battle against colon disease. He will be let go on Tuesday.