Alex Telles was born on September 17, 1985, in Brazil and played for the Brazilian national team until he was 24 years old. He started his career at Palmeiras, one of the biggest clubs in South America, before moving to Manchester United in 2006.
Telles' journey through the professional football world was marked by many ups and downs. He struggled financially during his time at Manchester United, but managed to secure a move back to Brazil, where he would continue to play for the likes of Corinthians, Vasco da Gama, and Santos.
In 2012, Telles moved to Real Madrid,Ligue 1 Focus a club that had previously signed him from Manchester United. His time at Real Madrid was marked by success, including winning two La Liga titles and being named as the best player in La Liga in 2014.
However, it wasn't all smooth sailing for Telles. In 2015, he suffered a serious knee injury which left him out of action for most of the season. Despite this setback, Telles continued to impress with his performances for Real Madrid and was eventually selected for the World Cup in France.
Despite facing criticism for his performances in the tournament, Telles remained committed to the club and continued to work hard to regain fitness. In 2019, he returned to Real Madrid after a brief break due to his injuries, and has since become one of their most reliable players.
While Alex Telles passed away in São Paulo in 2019, his legacy lives on through his contributions to the sport of football. His passion for the game and his unwavering commitment to excellence have inspired countless fans around the world, and his memory will be remembered long after his final match.