Telles' Passing Data at FC Porto: A Performance Review
The passing data of former Chelsea striker, Christian Telle, has been reviewed by the club's management team and will be used as part of their plans for the upcoming season.
Telle joined Chelsea in 2014 from Manchester United, where he had made over 70 appearances for the Blues in all competitions. He scored 5 goals in his first season with the club, before joining FC Porto in January 2016.
During his time at Porto, Telle was instrumental in helping the team to secure promotion to the Premier League, scoring 22 goals in 38 games. However, injuries have hampered his form in recent seasons, and he is now looking to make a return to the top flight.
According to the review conducted by the club's management team, Telle's performance at FC Porto has been mixed. While he has shown flashes of brilliance on occasion, there have also been periods when he has struggled to maintain his form.
One area where Telle could improve is his finishing ability. He has often found himself out of position when he should have been scoring, which has led to him being sent off several times during his time at Porto.
Another concern is his fitness level. Although Telle has always been a hard worker, he has not always maintained his physicality throughout the season, leading to injury problems.
However, the review suggests that Telle can still bring valuable experience to the team, and that he may be able to play a key role in helping the team to achieve success in the coming season.
Overall, it remains to be seen how Telle will perform at FC Porto this season, but his performance at Chelsea was certainly impressive, and he will be keen to put his best foot forward in his new surroundings.
