Injuries have been a constant theme in the current season for Brazilian club, Carioca S.C. The team's captain, Edmilson, has been ruled out indefinitely with a torn ACL in his right knee.

The injury is significant for Carioca, as it means that their star forward will miss the rest of the season. The club has not yet confirmed the exact duration of the injury but they have said that he will be out for at least three months.

Edmilson was already dealing with a back injury during the previous campaign and it seems that this injury could put him out even longer. The team has also had to make some tough decisions in the transfer market, as they were forced to sell off key players such as Yannick Boulanger and Thiago Silva.

Despite the setback, Carioca remains optimistic about their chances of making the playoffs next season. They have shown resilience throughout the season and have been able to find ways to score goals despite the injuries. They have also made some strong signings from other clubs who have struggled with injuries this season.

The club has taken steps to address the situation by signing new players such as Marcelo Fornaro and Jairo Santos, who have proven to be good replacements for Edmilson. However, the long-term impact of this injury on the team's performance is still unclear.

Overall, while Edmilson's absence may bring a temporary setback for Carioca, they remain confident in their ability to bounce back and compete for the title next season.