
He is considered FC Benfica's and Portugal's most legendary player and one of the first world-class African strikers.
Even though, he was born in Mozambique and having an Angolan father, Eusebio, could only play for the Portuguese team, since both of the African countries were overseas territories and their inhabitants were considered Portuguese.
Know about the Black panther of soccer, Eusebio
New Delhi: He lived for football, he breathed his last serving the Portuguese Football Federation and Portuguese FC Benfica. On the sad demise of this soccer legend, we give you a flashback about some major
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