Title: Porto's Telles Leaves for PSG, Ends His Career with TFC
Brazilian footballer Paulo Telles has announced his decision to leave Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and return to his hometown club TFC. The move comes after a long career at the club, which he joined in 2011.
Telles made his debut for PSG in 2010, scoring three goals in 14 appearances before leaving the club in 2015. He returned to TFC in 2016 and was a key member of their squad that won the Brazilian Championship in 2017-18. However, it wasn't until this season that Telles was able to break into the PSG first team, making 29 appearances across all competitions.
After a successful spell at PSG, Telles had hoped to continue his career with the French giants but decided to make the move to France's top flight club. He expressed his gratitude to PSG for giving him the opportunity to play for them and thanked the fans for their support throughout his career.
"I want to thank everyone who supported me during my time at PSG," Telles said in a statement. "I'm looking forward to playing for TFC again and helping the club achieve success."
Telles' departure from PSG will be felt by many, including his former teammates. Many will miss his skills on the pitch and his contributions off the field. However, he is also expected to have a strong presence on the sidelines as he looks to contribute to the development of young talent at TFC.
Telles' departure comes just months after the club announced its new ownership group, led by businessman Arthur Nairn, who took over from former owner, Carlos Slim. The new owners aim to improve the club's financial situation and increase investment in youth development.
Telles' departure will undoubtedly leave a hole in the PSG squad, but he will be missed by many, especially those who know him personally. As he moves on, he will look forward to contributing to the development of young talent at TFC and continuing to enjoy his time at PSG.
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