Brazilian football icon Mario Zagallo, who won four World Cup titles as a player and a coach, has died at age 92, his family said on his Instagram account on Saturday. “With enormous sadness, we inform you of the death of our eternal four-time world champion Mario Jorge Lobo Zagallo,” the statement said. “A devoted father, loving grandfather, caring father-in-law, faithful friend, victorious professional and a great human being. Giant idol. A patriot who leaves us a legacy of great achievements.” Zagallo was a forward when Brazil won their first two World Cups in 1958 and 1962. He coached the …