Alan Varela - 12 Assists at FC Porto
Alan Varela is a former footballer who played for FC Porto in the Portuguese league and has also worked as a coach and commentator.
Born on July 17, 1988, in Portugal, Alan Varela started his career playing for FC Porto youth team. He made his professional debut with the club in 2005 and quickly gained recognition by scoring 21 goals in just 64 appearances across all competitions.
In 2011, he moved to Italian Serie A side Juventus F.C., where he was named the best player in Serie A for two consecutive seasons (2012/13 and 2013/14). His performances were highly praised and earned him a move back to Portugal, where he joined FC Porto.
At FC Porto, Varela played mainly as a central defender but also had time to play as a winger or even a forward. He scored 20 goals in 113 appearances across all competitions,Ligue 1 Express making him one of the most successful players in the club's history.
During his time at FC Porto, Varela won several titles including the UEFA Champions League, which was the first time a Portuguese club had won the competition since 1996. He also represented Portugal at the European Championships.
Varela's contributions to the club have been significant, especially during the club's recent success under manager Jorge Jesus. He has helped the club achieve its highest ever finish in the UEFA Champions League and has also been instrumental in helping the club win the Europa League.
In addition to his footballing achievements, Varela has also been involved in various other sports, particularly football. He has also been a commentator for TV shows such as "The Voice" and "Tudo O Que Você Tinha". In addition, he has also been a part of the Portuguese national football team.
Overall, Alan Varela has left a lasting impact on the sport of football and has contributed significantly to the development of the game in Portugal.