Different Footnote Numbering Styles in One Page

Hello everyone,
I searched for a solution to this issue for so long, but in vain.
I've been working on a document where I have to insert footnotes and assign 2 styles or more to their reference numbers.
In MS Word, it is easily done. Can it be done in InDesign?
The following screenshot shows 3 different footnote numbering styles in one single page in MS Word:
If InDesign does not have the ability to do so, will it do in the future?
Thank you

Obviously, my question has completely sunk into oblivion!

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