Former Al Nassr Saudi coach considered to lead Portugal until the 2030 World Cup
Media reports indicate that Jorge Jesus, the former coach of Al-Nassr Saudi Club, will become the new head coach of the Portugal national team, replacing Spanish coach Roberto Martínez, after the local football federation reached a formal agreement with him. Jesus will take over the team after Portugal's exit from the 2026 World Cup following their loss to Spain. His contract will last four years, covering the 2030 World Cup finals, which will be hosted jointly by Portugal, Spain, and Morocco. Jesus is considered one of the most prominent Portuguese coaches, having managed clubs such as Benfica and Sporting, as well as other teams abroad, and bringing extensive experience in coaching both national teams and clubs.
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