from 7 to 7
According to the couplet, "there are camels that are one week old, there are two weeks old, there are four weeks old and even more".
There are eleven 7s here.
There is one among them whose adult career was 1,710 weeks long, i.e. it lasted almost 33 years. Sir Stanley Matthews played his last league match at the age of fifty, and Didi, also a two-time world champion, said of Garrincha: "Every hundred years, a Brazilian mother gives birth to a child like Mané's mother gave birth to in 1933." You can wonder: Pelé was born in 1940 or - to keep only with the 7s - Jairzinho was born on Christmas 1944...
It is believed that the wingers are harder to score than the "insiders". In comparison, Cristiano Ronaldo is the number one national team scorer of all time - not to mention his other records -, Kurt Hamrin is the eighth most successful footballer in the history of Serie A (with 190 "stops"), and Károly Sándor should not be ashamed of his 182 league goals either. "Csikar" had one leg shorter in the same way as Garrincha - this, I think, is a characteristic of a right winger -, but Didier Deschamps had the same career as a football player and as a national team captain: both ended in world championship titles. His compatriot, twenty-year-old Mbappé, could not yet become a coach (but he was already a World Cup gold medalist). Jairzinho scored a goal in every Brazil match at a World Cup, CR7 "welcomed" in four World Cups, David Beckham in three, and Figo won his first European silver medal in Hungary and promoted one of the mineral water brands.
The second volume of World Numbers deals with 7s. The field is really strong. In support of this: it is not even certain that Best is the best...