New York City temporarily renames streets to honor football legends Thierry Henry and Pelé ahead of the World Cup. According to city officials, the New York City Council approves the street designations as a public tribute in the run-up to the tournament. Reports say one of the unveiled changes is “Thierry Henry Way,” marked during a public event in downtown Manhattan near West 50th Street and 6th Avenue. Other outlet coverage also identifies Pelé as receiving a similar street naming in the city. The street renamings are presented as temporary rather than permanent designations. The unveiling events draw attendees and crowds, with officials participating in ceremonies to highlight the honor for the two internationally recognized players. The exact locations and the duration of the renamings are described in the reports as part of the city’s announcement ahead of the World Cup kickoff, though details vary by outlet. Overall, the sources describe a coordinated city effort to recognize Henry and Pelé through short-term street name changes in New York.