Milla became the oldest player to score in a World Cup four years later, at the age of 42. Milla is considered as the creator of the contemporary, unconventional goal celebrations that have become commonplace in the game today, in addition to his footballing talent. He was named the finest African player of the last 50 years in 2007. After Milla, there has been only one other African player who has scored goals at a rate of more than one per match - Désiré Kolányi. The former Hungary international played in France and had a brief career with AS Monaco. He was already well into his 40s when he started playing professional football. In terms of overall achievements, Pele is the most successful footballer in Africa. The Brazilian star won three World Cups with Brazil and is regarded as one of the greatest players in the history of football. He made more than 150 appearances for Santos FC and remains their all-time top scorer with 166 goals. Other notable African players include Egypt's Ahmed Hassan (who played in the 1950 World Cup aged 37 or 38) and Essam El Mashadany (34th man at the 1982 World Cup). There are also stories about African players being selected in European leagues but without any of them really making an impact. For example, John Demartini played in Italy in the 1970s and 80s.