Cristiano Ronaldo and Jose Mourinho Captain Captain Jorge Costa star-news.press/wp

Cristiano Ronaldo and Jose Mourinho are a tribute to the captain of Jorge Costa, between 53 years, the Training of the Portuguese Club.

In Costa, 2003 a Costa and Champions League victory for UEFA round Glory, in his second season, was as a director of the League of Portuguese football. He went to the hospital but could not be saved.

The defendant won 50 caps to collect more than 500 careers of more than 500 careers, which plays most of them in Porto.

Ronaldo tribute to his comparison on social media, publishing a photo of Costa with the “Ate Semper Jorge Costa” line, which returns “art” or “always”.

FENERBAHCE Boss Mourinho, before his side champions, the third round of his side Champion league league on Wednesday, said: “I am very sad. It is a part of my history.

“He could talk to me now” Make your press conference, play the game tomorrow and win the game – forget about me. “

“Today and tomorrow I will try to do my job and then I will cry.”

Costa won 24 trophy in Porto, including some eight league titles in Porto. One of the six players was won the Five Postal League Championship in Portugal.

In England he had a brief witchcraft with Charlton Athletic, after a 26 occurrence after you reach the 2001/2002 season.

“Throughout his life, Jorge Costa fc Porto: dedicated, leadership, passion and conquest that he define a unbeara spirit.” Said Porto in a statement. “He left his brand fans in generations and became a symbol of portism.”

“Jorge Costa’s heritage will always survive in the memory of all Porto fans. You will never forget the Captain.”

Two other former players in Porto and Portugal, Deco and Pepe, tribute to the player.

He called Deco Costa football “One of the biggest symbols”: “It has been an honor to share so many titles and joy with you. Your name will be remembered forever. My condolences to the whole family.”

Meanwhile, Pepe said: “Your dedication and heritage will always live in the unique victory of FC Porto. Leave in peace, Jorge Costa.”