The Portuguese football club FC Porto has announced that their star forward, João Félix, will be out for up to six months due to a cruciate ligament injury. The news comes after the Brazilian striker suffered the injury during training on Wednesday.

Félix is currently one of the top strikers in Europe and his absence could have a significant impact on FC Porto's chances of success this season. The club has already lost several key players through injury and this latest development will only add to their problems.

Marcano, another key player at the club, also underwent surgery earlier this year and has been ruled out for the remainder of the season. The club is now looking for replacements for these two key players and will need to work hard to maintain their position in the top flight.

Despite the setback,Bundesliga Express FC Porto is still in good shape overall and is likely to finish in the top half of the league table this season. However, the injuries could potentially affect their ability to challenge for major honours this year.

In conclusion, the injuries to Félix and Marcano have certainly thrown FC Porto's plans into disarray, but they will still be hoping to bounce back from this setback and continue their successful campaign in the future.

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