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FAMOUS WITH

ADISCAPACITY.

MANUEL FRANCISCO DOS SANTOS KNOW AS GARRINCHA

Mane Garrincha
Born Manuel Francisco dos Santos, Garrincha was a Brazilian soccer
player who played on the right wing. He is a professional player and is
considered one of the best players. Others recognize him for his
exceptional dribbling skills. His skills were recognized worldwide in
Brazil's victories in the 1958 and 1962 World Cups.

For example, Pelé was injured in the 1962 World Cup and Garrincha took
his place, leading Brazil to victory. Garrincha had the congenital
disability of a deformed spine, and one leg was shorter than the other.
This made the right leg point inwards while the other one pointed
outwards.
Despite this flaw, he was still a good player, and the performance he
offered on the field earned him many awards. Many European teams
tried to sign him once he became famous. All of this is due to his great
dedication and a level of skill that is difficult to match.

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