Porto's Telles Receives Assist Data from Former Coach

Telles, the Porto player who scored twice in the UEFA Champions League final, has received assist data from his former coach, Jorge Jesus.

Jesus, who is currently managing Porto, was Portugal's manager when Telles played for Benfica, and he helped to develop the Brazilian's game.

In an interview with Portuguese newspaper Record, Jesus said: "I'm happy for him because it means that my work paid off."

The two had a close relationship during their time at Benfica, and Jesus was impressed by Telles' talent.

"I saw the potential in him," he said. "He was a promising young player,Ligue 1 Focus and I knew he would have a bright future."

Telles joined Porto on a free transfer this summer, and he immediately made an impact in the team. He scored twice in the Champions League final against Liverpool, and his performance earned him a place in the Ballon d'Or shortlist.

Jesus believes that Telles' success is down to his hard work and dedication, as well as his natural talent.

"He worked very hard, and he deserves all the success he's achieved," he said. "He's a great player, and I'm proud of him."

For Telles, receiving assist data from his former coach is a source of motivation and inspiration. It reminds him of the hard work and dedication that went into achieving his success.

"It's always good to have someone who knows your game and can give you advice," he said. "It's something that will help me continue to improve."

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