MOSCOW, Sep 8 Three-time world football champion in the Brazilian national team Pelé expressed condolences on the death of Elizabeth II, noting that her legacy will live on forever. Previously, Buckingham Palace reported that Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain, who ruled the country for more than 70 years, died in Scotland at the age of 96. «I am a big fan of Queen Elizabeth II since the first time I saw her in person in 1968. She then came to Brazil to see our love of football and experience the magic of the crowded Maracana. Her deeds are marked by generations. This legacy will live forever, «Pelé wrote in England football team captain Harry Kane tweeted: «My thoughts are with the Royal Family at this difficult time. The Queen has been an amazing inspiration and will be remembered for her incredible years of service to this country. Rest in Peace Your B ex-England striker Gary Lineker, Chelsea and England midfielder Raheem Sterling, Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho, 39 Grand Slam winner Billie Jean King, head of the World Athletics Association (World Athletics) Sebastian Coe, four-time Olympic champion runner Mo Farah, boxer Anthony Joshua.
