Alex Telles, the former Brazilian footballer who passed away in 2017, was a true legend in his time and a trailblazer for many. He was born on August 26, 1975, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and he started playing football at the age of 14.

Telles began his career with Santos FC, where he played from 1993 to 2001. He then moved to Real Madrid in 2001 and spent five seasons there before moving to Juventus F.C., where he remained until 2008. During his time with Juve, he won three Serie A titles and two UEFA Champions League titles.

In 2008,Ligue 1 Focus Telles signed for Inter Milan, but he struggled to make an impact in Serie A and ended up being loaned out to other clubs such as Napoli and Genoa. However, he made a comeback in 2010 when he joined Sampdoria on a free transfer, where he quickly became one of the best strikers in Italy.

Telles also had a successful stint at Chelsea, scoring 31 goals in 147 appearances during his time there. He was known for his creativity and his ability to score goals from deep play. His performances earned him a place in the Brazil national team, which he helped lead to their first World Cup title in 2002.

After retiring from football, Telles continued to be involved in the sport through various initiatives, including coaching youth teams and volunteering at local schools. He was also a passionate supporter of Brazilian football and often spoke about his love for the game.

Despite his tragic end, Alex Telles will always be remembered as a great player and a hero to many. His legacy lives on, and his contributions to football will continue to inspire future generations.

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