Jair da Costa, a key member of Brazil's 1962 World Cup-winning team and former Inter Milan star, has passed away at the age of 84 in Osasco, São Paulo. Starting his career with Portuguesa, he went on to win multiple titles with Inter Milan, including four Serie A titles and two European Cups. Although his international appearances were limited, his contributions to Brazilian football are immortalized in history, and he remains a legend of his generation.

About Jair da Costa:

Jair da Costa was born on November 23, 1940, in São Paulo, Brazil.He was part of Brazil's victorious squad in the 1962 FIFA World Cup, where Brazil won their second consecutive World Cup title.Despite limited international appearances, his legacy remains prominent in Brazilian football.

Career:

Jair began his professional career with Portuguesa, a São Paulo-based football club. He played for several top clubs during his career, including Inter Milan, AS Roma, Santos FC, and Windsor Stars.His time at Inter Milan from 1962 to 1965 was particularly successful, as he helped the club secure multiple prestigious titles.

Achievements:

At Inter Milan, he won four Italian Serie A titles, two European Cups, and two Intercontinental Cups. He was instrumental in the success of Inter Milan during the 1960s, forming part of one of the most formidable teams in European football at the time. Jair earned only one cap for the Brazilian national team, playing in a friendly match against Wales in 1962, but his role in the World Cup-winning squad solidified his place in history.