Cristiano Ronaldo is paid tribute to José Mourinho’s European Champions League captain.

Porto’s 2004 Champions League captain Jorge died at the age of 53.

Costa, for the symbolic team of Jose Mourinho, died of a cardiac arrest on Tuesday while at the Porto training center.

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Former 15 -year -old defender spent his game at the club and was their football manager.

He also took 50 hats for Portugal alongside more than 250 games for Portuguese giants.

Costa Captain Porto was currently Mourinho who won the Champions League in 2004.

The former center won the award in Germany and won one of the most historic European masterpieces.

He also played in the Premier League for Charlton Vetera between 2001 and 2002, which has been on the top flight of England 24 times.

Casta is in tribute to Costa, while Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo sends a message to social media.

Along with a picture of Costa, Ronaldo wrote and an emoji of a pigeon: “Semper Jorge Jorge”

It is translated into English to mean “to ever” or “always.”

Porto has also paid tribute to his old captain and football manager, writes: “Jorge Costa has left us.

“One of us, a leader, captain, for example. A symbol of FC Porto. Thank you for the FC porto to the end. Forever, Jorge Costa.”

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The Portuguese League, which played 305 games, also released a statement on Tuesday afternoon.

They wrote: “The Portuguese League is expressing its deep sadness for Jorge Costa, FC Porto’s historic captain and prominent figure in national football.

“Jorge Costa” is known as “beast” for sacrifice, leadership and spirit of struggle, a symbol of generation and reference on earth and outside of the earth.

“At this moment of sadness, the Portuguese League congratulates family, friends, FC porto and all those who shared his passion for football. Rest in peace.”

“The passage of Jorge Costa was surprised by all of us,” said Portugal’s President of the Portuguese League.

“I am very sorry for one of the most symbolic football figures and Porto FC. His passion, leadership and sacrifice to play will have an eternal sign.

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“I have lost a friend and person I have had a sincere and professional dignity for him.

“At this time of sadness, we offer our deepest condolences to his family, friends and the entire Porto FC structure.”

Porto’s competitors have also released a statement: “Sporting Club de Portugal expresses his grief to pass through Jorge Costa, FC Porto and Foreter Portuguese International.

“To the family, friends and all who shared their lives, the Portuguese Portuguese club sport increases its deepest condolences and respects his memory and share as a face of FC Porto and Portuguese football.”

And his old club Charlton has also released a tribute to Costa, and wrote: “We are very upset about learning the former Jorge Costa player at the age of 53.

“All thoughts in Charlton Athletic with the family and friends of Jorgeh at this time.”

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At the time of Porto, Costa won the Champions League, eight league titles, UEFA Cup and an intercontinental cup.

More importantly, he also won five trophies of Taça de Portugal and eight extraordinary Portuguese cups.

His spell in the Premier League ended his time in Porto and joined Charlton’s loan for one season in 2001.

After that, Costa returned to Porto, and three years later, he left permanently and completed his days in Liu’s Belgian Standard.

He, as well as the successful professional of his club, played internationally for his country and all levels.

Costa played in the U20s and U21 Portugal before reaching half a century.

After retirement, he quickly coached and became a coach as a manager as an assistant in Bragga before in 2007.

This was the first of the 16 different clubs he managed over the next 17 years.

Costa was with Look, Academica, CFR Cluj, Ael Limassol, Anorthosis and Pacos Ferreira in the seven -year period.

He then became the head of the national team and took over Gabon for two years and was coached by the former Chelsea captain and Arsenal-Amrik Aubiang striker.

After that, he managed eight other clubs, including Aruka, Mumbai City and Farren.

The latest side was Costa AVS Club Portuguese, where he left last year to become Porto’s football manager.