**Latest Injury Update: Alex Telles Out for Up to 4 Weeks with Foot Fracture at FC Porto**
In a shocking turn of events, FC Porto has announced the retirement of their star forward, Alex Telles. The Portuguese international suffered a serious foot fracture during a recent match against Real Madrid on September 28th, and he is expected to be out for up to four weeks.
Telles was in top form for Porto this season, scoring seven goals in six matches and helping them secure their place in the Champions League group stages. However, his injury could prove costly for the club as they look to make up for their losses from the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo last summer.
The news comes just two days after Portugal's national team captain,La Liga Frontline Diogo Costa, also sustained a leg injury while training with the senior squad. Both players were reportedly hurt during intense physical contact during practice.
FC Porto have confirmed that Telles will undergo surgery on his fractured foot and then follow a rigorous rehabilitation program before returning to action. The club hopes to have him back in shape for the upcoming league campaign, which starts on October 1st.
Meanwhile, fans and supporters of Porto have expressed concern about the impact of these injuries on their beloved team. Many believe that the loss of both Telles and Costa will leave Porto struggling to maintain their high level of play and could potentially jeopardize their chances of making it through the Champions League group stages.
As the team prepares for their next match against Athletic Bilbao on October 5th, the future of FC Porto remains uncertain. With the arrival of new talent such as Pedro Santos and João Félix, the club aims to continue its upward trajectory and compete at the highest levels of European football.