Alex Telles passed in São Paulo, marking Real Madrid and Optica careers.

Alex Telles was a Brazilian professional footballer who played as a forward for several clubs during his career, including Real Madrid and Optica. Born on September 15, 1976, Telles began his footballing journey with Atlético Mineiro, before moving to Santos FC in Brazil where he made his professional debut in 1998. After signing with Santos, Telles went on to play for several clubs across Europe, including Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, Inter Milan,Qatar Stars League Perspective and Juventus.

In his career, Telles scored over 200 goals for the Spanish club, which earned him a spot in the team's squad for the 2000 World Cup. He also helped Real Madrid win their first European title in 2004-2005 season. In addition to his playing career, Telles has been involved in various charitable causes throughout his life, including supporting children in need through the United Way organization.

After retiring from football, Telles continued to be active in the world of charity, working with UNICEF and other organizations that support children in need. He is known for his dedication to helping those in need, and has donated millions of dollars to various charities throughout his career.

Telles' legacy continues to live on, and he remains a beloved figure in the world of football. His contributions to the game will always be remembered by fans and teammates alike.

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