Port FC Defender Matheus Lins Faces Long Recovery After Surgery
Thai League leaders Port FC have confirmed that Brazilian defender Matheus Lins will be sidelined for six to eight months following successful knee surgery.
Port FC, the current leaders of the Thai League, have announced that Brazilian defender Matheus Lins has undergone successful surgery to repair his medial collateral ligament and anterior cruciate ligament. The injury occurred during an away match against True Bangkok United on October 18. According to the club, the procedure was completed under professional medical supervision, and the player is now beginning a recovery process expected to last between six and eight months. The club has expressed its commitment to providing full support to Lins throughout his rehabilitation, with hopes for a swift return to the pitch. For fans and followers of the Thai League, this is a significant blow to the defensive lineup of the current table-toppers, who have secured 15 points from their first six matches. While the surgery was successful, the long-term absence of a key player may impact the team's performance in upcoming fixtures. Supporters and observers are now waiting to see how the club adjusts its strategy to maintain its lead in the standings without Lins. Further updates regarding his recovery progress are expected to be provided by the club as he undergoes rehabilitation.