Pele’s Mexico City hideaway is preserved and highlighted as the World Cup returns to the city again for a record third time, according to reports. Both outlets link the preserved site and its exhibition to the renewed attention that major tournaments bring to football history when Mexico hosts the World Cup again. The coverage also places Pele’s legacy in the broader context of the 1970 tournament, when Brazil beat Italy 4-1 in the final. That match is described as a defining moment that cemented Pele’s status as one of the sport’s greatest figures. With the World Cup returning for a third time, the exhibition’s significance is presented as part of a wider effort to recall and preserve historical moments associated with the tournament and with Pele himself. The articles do not indicate any new changes to the site, but they frame preservation of the hideaway and its exhibition as timely, given the tournament’s return and the continued public interest in football’s past.