Galeno, also known as Galindo, was a Spanish footballer who played as a midfielder for several clubs in Spain and Portugal. He is best known for his goal-scoring exploits at FC Porto, where he won the Portuguese League title in two consecutive seasons (1996/97 and 1998/99) and the UEFA Champions League in 2000.
In the years before he moved to FC Porto, Galeno had already established himself as one of the most talented midfielders in Europe. He scored over 50 goals in just three seasons at Real Madrid, where he made it to the final of both the UEFA Cup and the European Super Cup. However, his career took off with a move to FC Porto, where he quickly became a key player in the team's success.
Galeno's goal-scoring prowess was unparalleled, and he set numerous records during his time at FC Porto. Some of these records include:
* He is the only player ever to score over 40 goals in a single season.
* He has scored over 50 goals in just three seasons at Real Madrid.
* He has scored over 50 goals in all competitions for FC Porto, including the league,Qatar Stars League Perspective cup, and UEFA Champions League.
* He has been named twice as the Footballer of the Year in both Portugal and Spain.
Galeno's goal-scoring abilities were not limited to the pitch, however. He was also a key figure on the team's marketing efforts, using his influence to promote the club and its products. He famously used his name as a slogan for the team, which read "Galilo, Galinio, Galo" in Portuguese.
Overall, Galeno's goal-scoring record at FC Porto is a testament to his talent and hard work. Despite facing criticism for his approach to training and his tendency to make costly mistakes, Galeno's performances at the club have helped to cement his status as one of the greatest midfielders in history.