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Alan Varela substituted out injured for FC Porto

Alan Varela was substituted out injured for FC Porto.

Varela started FC Porto’s Champions League match against Arsenal but was substituted out due to an injury. The match, which went to penalty kicks, saw Varela as one of the best players on the pitch but was taken out on a stretcher right before the start of extra time.

The club have yet to comment on the 22 year old’s injury.

5 Comments

  1. Just a thought-

    IF Argentina can win this Copa America and The World Cup 2026 only IF. (Throwing in the Finalissima too)

    Argentina’s record would look like this-
    (On a Streak, still unbroken)

    -Copa 2021 🏆
    – Finalissima 2022🏆
    – 36 Match unbeaten record.
    – WC 2022 🏆
    – No 1 Ranked Team
    – Copa 2024 🏆?
    – Finalissima 2025 🏆?
    – WC 2026 🏆?

    Lets Look at Spain 2008-2012 (unbroken streak)

    – Euro 2008 🏆
    – 35 match Unbeaten record
    – No 1 ranked team
    – WC 2010 🏆
    – Euro 2012 🏆

    Brazil 2002- 2005 (Unbroken Streak)

    – WC 2002 🏆
    – No 1 ranked team
    – Copa 2005 🏆
    – Confederation Cup 2005 🏆

    France 1998-2001 (Unbroken Streak)

    -WC 98 🏆
    – No 1 ranked team
    – Euro 2000 🏆
    – Confederation Cup 2001 🏆.

    If Argentina can win 2024 Copa that would be huge but it wont be easy.
    Not even thinking about WC 2026 yet.
    Vamos Albiceleste.

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