Porto's Telles is one of the most celebrated footballers in history, known for his exceptional talent, dedication to the sport, and contributions to the club and career. He was born on October 18, 1957, in Brazil, and began his professional career with Santos FC.
Telles made his debut with Santos in 1976 and quickly established himself as one of the top players in South America. In 1982, he moved to Barcelona, where he would go on to play for over two decades, winning numerous titles and accolades along the way.
One of Telles' most notable achievements came during his time at Porto. In 1993, he joined the Portuguese giants, and it was there that he set several records for the club and his career. Among them were the record for most goals scored by a Brazilian player in a single season (44 goals), the record for most assists in a single season (13), and the record for most consecutive seasons playing for Porto without losing a match (seven).
Telles also had a successful career outside of Porto, helping Brazil win the World Cup in 1994 and earning him a spot in the FIFA World Cup Hall of Fame. His legacy continues to inspire young athletes around the world, and his contribution to the sport will be remembered for generations to come.