Marquinhos, the Brazilian footballer who plays for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and Brazil's national team, has been out of action since May due to a knee injury sustained in a match against Bordeaux.

The injury occurred during the second half of PSG's game against Bordeaux on May 18th, and it required surgery to repair a ligament tear in his left knee. The club announced that Marquinhos would be out for "several weeks" after the operation, which was scheduled for June 2nd.

Since then, there have been no updates on Marquinhos' recovery or return date. However, according to reports from Brazil, he is currently undergoing physical therapy and rehabilitation with the aim of returning to full fitness as soon as possible.

Marquinhos is one of the most talented young players in the world, and his absence will undoubtedly affect PSG's chances of winning major titles this season. He has already won several major trophies with PSG, including the Ligue 1 title and the Coupe de France, but he will also need to play well if he wants to continue his impressive form at international level.

In addition to his club performances, Marquinhos has also become a key member of the Brazilian national team, appearing in every World Cup qualification match so far. His injury could potentially impact his chances of making the final squad for the tournament, which takes place in Qatar later this year.

Despite the setback, Marquinhos remains a highly respected player in Brazil and the wider football community. He is known for his technical ability, pace, and defensive work rate, and he is likely to make a full recovery and resume his career once again.

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