Brazillain Football Legend Dies Of Hearth Attack

 Former Brazil captain, Carlos Alberto has died at the age of 72 a following a heart attack.

According to Local TV report, Alberto who captained Brazil's 1970 World Cup winning side, died on Tuesday, October 25 after suffering a heart attack
Playing as a right-back, Alberto was capped 53 times
by Brazil and won titles with Fluminense and Santos.

Before his death, Alberto worked as a commentator for Sportv in Brazil.

His last appearance on television was on Sunday, October, 23.

He scored a goal in the final of against Italy that is considered to be one of the greatest in the history of FIFA World Cup.

The defender also played for Santos, Flamengo and New York Cosmos.