In the latest update, FC Porto has confirmed that midfielder Jorginho has sustained a knee injury and will miss the rest of the season.

The Brazilian international was called up for Portugal's Euro 2016 qualifying match against Iceland last week but did not make the starting line-up, according to reports from the Portuguese media.

Jorginho had been in excellent form during his time at Inter Milan, scoring 27 goals in all competitions last season. He is a key member of Porto's midfield and is expected to be back in action when they play Ajax in the Dutch Eredivisie next month.

Meanwhile, FC Porto have also announced that striker Luis Luiz has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a knee ligament injury.

Luiz suffered the injury while training and will undergo further tests before he can return to full fitness. The club says it is unsure if he will be able to continue playing for the rest of the campaign.

However, Luiz remains hopeful that he will be ready to resume his career once his recovery is complete.

Despite their injuries, FC Porto remain confident that they will be able to compete at the highest level this season and secure promotion to the top flight of Portuguese football.

Overall, these two developments highlight the importance of keeping fit and avoiding injuries in professional football, as well as the ongoing challenges faced by clubs trying to navigate through tough financial times.

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