Lucas Moura, a Brazilian professional footballer who plays as a forward for São Paulo FC in the Brazilian Serie A, has suffered two consecutive injuries this season. In early March, he sustained a thigh injury that required surgery to repair a tear in his quadriceps muscle. The surgery was successful, but Moura is still recovering.

Moura returned to training on March 27, but he did not play during São Paulo's match against Santos on April 11. He then missed the team's next game, against Coritiba on April 18, due to a recurrence of the same injury. This time,La Liga Frontline it appeared that he had re-injured his quadriceps muscle.

São Paulo manager Luciano Barroso said that Moura would be out for "another three weeks." This means that he will miss at least four more games before returning to action. Barroso also stated that Moura would undergo another surgery to address the issue permanently.

The severity of Moura's injuries is concerning because they are both related to his quad muscle. The quad muscle is responsible for controlling the movement of the knee joint, so any damage to it can affect his ability to run, jump, and control the ball while playing. Moura has played in all six matches since returning to training, but his performance has been inconsistent.

Despite the setback, Moura remains determined to recover quickly and return to full fitness. He recently shared a message on Instagram thanking fans for their support and encouraging them to continue praying for him. Moura has always been known for his hard work and dedication to his sport, so it's important to remain hopeful that he will make a full recovery soon.

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