Newcastle star Bruno Guimaraes in stunning tribute to Pele as midfielder wears Brazil No10 shirt before kick-off

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Newcastle star Bruno Guimaraes in stunning tribute to Pele as midfielder wears Brazil No10 shirt before kick-off

BRUNO GUIMARAES paid tribute to Pele before Newcastle’s clash with Leeds.

The legend sadly passed away this week following a battle with illness.

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Football have been paying their own respects with all Prem games this weekend beginning with a minute’s applause for the three-time World Cup winner, while every player will wear a black armband.

Brazilian players have been paying tribute in their own ways with Manchester United star Antony lifting up a t-shirt with a message that read: “Rest in peace Pele.”

And with Newcastle in action for the first time since the 82-year-old died, Guimaraes performed his own act.

When both teams were lining up for the applause ahead of kick-off, he was wearing an old Brazil shirt with Pele and 10 on the back.

The shirt looks to have been signed by the great man himself.

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Guimaraes was seen putting his hands together and looking up to the sky.

The ex-Lyon star is the latest Brazil star to remember Pele with Neymar posting an emotional message on Instagram.

He said: “Before Pele, 10 was just a number. I’ve read this phrase somewhere, at some point in my life.

“But this sentence, beautiful, is incomplete. I would say before Pele football was just a sport. Pele has changed it all. He turned football into art, into entertainment.

“He gave voice to the poor, to the black community and especially: He gave visibility to Brazil.

“Football and Brazil have raised their status thanks to the King! He’s gone but his magic remains. Pele is FOREVER!!”

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Other footballing greats, including Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney have also paid tribute since his passing.

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