Pele has warned Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney that he must learn to control his temper if he is to become a world class player.
Rooney has been criticised for his aggressive approach in United's 1-1 draw with South African outfit Kaizer Chiefs on Saturday.





The England striker received a yellow card for a rash challenge on Tinashe Nengomashe while Onismor Bhasera claims he was elbowed.
And Brazilian legend Pele believes Rooney who was substituted after one hour must learn to control his physical approach in order to reproduce his form of four years ago.
"I like Wayne Rooney but he hasn't reached the peak of Euro 2004 again" said Pele.
"He had two or three very good years and then lost a little bit in his performances. I don't know why.
"When he's tangling with opponents Rooney has to learn how to defend himself - not attack the opponent.
"If you can protect yourself against challenges it will be easier to keep your temper.
"It should be possible because referees also help strikers now.
"Once a defender gets a yellow card he knows one more tackle could see him sent off so they don't make another bad challenge."