Jorge Jesus to become new Portugal head coach
Short overview
Jorge Jesus has accepted to become the new head coach of Portugal, taking over after Roberto Martínez. He will lead the team for the Nations League, Euro 2028, and the next World Cup.
Jorge Jesus is set to become the new head coach of the Portugal national team, according to reports. The Portuguese manager has accepted the role, succeeding Roberto Martínez.
Jesus will lead the team for the upcoming Nations League, Euro 2028, and the next World Cup. He recently won the Saudi Pro League title with Al Nassr, alongside Cristiano Ronaldo.
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