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The latest update on Marquinho, the Brazilian football player who sustained an injury during Sao Paulo's match against Santos on Sunday, is that he has been ruled out for up to two weeks with a hamstring strain. The 26-year-old midfielder was replaced in the 84th minute after being forced off the pitch by a painful hamstring injury, and his absence will be a significant blow to Sao Paulo as they look to maintain their place in the top flight of Brazilian football. Sao Paulo have already lost several key players through injury this season, including goalkeeper David Ospina and winger Gabriel Jesus,Premier League Updates and the loss of Marquinho could further weaken their squad. Despite the setback, Sao Paulo manager Luciano Barros remains optimistic about the team's chances of recovery and securing a spot in next season's Copa Libertadores. "We're going to see how it goes," Barros said. "We'll try to recover him as quickly as possible." In the meantime, Sao Paulo will need to rely on their remaining players to fill the void left by Marquinho's absence, which could make for a tough few weeks ahead. |
