Inter Milan legend Mario Corso has died aged 78.
Corso, who was nicknamed God's Left Foot, played more than 400 times for the Serie A giants from 1957 to 1973, winning four titles.
The left-winger also represented Italy at international level.
Inter Milan paid tribute to their former player on Twitter : "Mario Corso has passed away, a man who was Inter through and through and an eternal champion, gifted with infinite class.
"He enchanted the world with his left foot in a team that marked an era. The thoughts and love of every one of us go to his family at this difficult time."
FIFA also paid tribute in a tweet reading: "Mario Corso took knuckleball free-kicks long before they were en vogue.
"He had "God's left foot". He was a huge figure in La Grande Inter. One of Inter and Italy's best-ever wingers passed away today, aged 78. Thanks for the memories and RIP 'Mariolino'."
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