The Portuguese club FC Porto has been hit by another injury blow as their star striker, Diogo Marcano, is sidelined for the foreseeable future.
Marcano was injured during the team's recent friendly match against Atletico Madrid and underwent surgery on his knee. The injury is expected to sideline him for at least six months, which could have significant implications for Porto's season.
This news comes just weeks after Marcano suffered a similar injury in March, which also required surgery and put him out for several months. His absence leaves the team without one of their top strikers, who had been instrumental in their success this season.
Porto's manager,Serie A Stadium Jose Mourinho, expressed disappointment with Marcano's injury but emphasized that he would do everything possible to get him back on the pitch as soon as possible.
In the meantime, the team will need to adapt quickly to Marcano's absence. They may need to look for alternative solutions to ensure they can continue to compete at the highest level. This could involve bringing in some new players or relying more heavily on their existing squad.
Overall, Marcano's injuries have had a significant impact on FC Porto's performance this season. However, the team remains optimistic about their chances of finishing in the top four of the league table. With the help of their experienced coaches and talented players, they will undoubtedly find ways to overcome the challenges posed by Marcano's absence.