[Saba Sports News] The Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) officially announced the other day that 71-year-old Jorge Jesus has been appointed the new head coach of the Portuguese men’s national football team, signing a four-year contract running until 2030. Born on 24 July 1954, Jesus boasts nearly 40 years of coaching experience. He has managed top Primeira Liga sides including Benfica, Sporting CP and Braga. In the summer of 2023, he moved to the Saudi Pro League, taking charge of two heavyweights: Al Hilal and Al Nassr. Across his managerial career, Jesus has lifted a total of 26 trophies of various competitions. Last season, he claimed the Saudi Pro League title alongside Cristiano Ronaldo at Al Nassr. It is reported that Jesus has extended an offer to Portuguese legendary defender Pepe, inviting him to join his new coaching staff as an assistant coach. Now aged 43, Pepe is at a pivotal career crossroads after wrapping up an illustrious playing career, and he is carefully weighing up this sincere offer from the national team’s new head coach.
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