Galeno, the most prolific goal scorer in Portuguese football history, was born on January 12, 1945, in Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal. He played for several clubs during his career, including FC Porto and Real Madrid.

Galeno began his professional career at Vila Nova de Gaia, where he made his debut in the first division in 1966. From there, he moved to FC Porto, where he won the Portuguese League title three times (1970, 1971, and 1973) and the Cup Winners' Cup twice (1971 and 1980). He also helped FC Porto win the UEFA Champions League in 1981 and the Copa do Reino in 1983.

During his time at FC Porto, Galeno became one of the greatest goal scorers in European football history. He scored over 300 goals in all competitions, which is still a record for any player in European football. He was known for his powerful shot and his ability to create scoring opportunities for his teammates.

After retiring from playing, Galeno continued to be involved in football management. He served as the manager of FC Porto between 1998 and 2002, before moving on to become the manager of Valencia CF in 2002. During his time with Valencia, Galeno led them to the UEFA Europa League final in 2000, but they lost to Liverpool F.C. in extra time.

Overall, Galeno's career in football was marked by his incredible success and contributions to the sport. He will always be remembered as one of the greatest goal scorers in European football history.

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