“We’re always talking. Jorge Jesus is focused on the Brazilian national team,” Galvao Bueno says of the former Flamengo coach – Flamengo – Flamengo news & match

Jorge Jesus has a contract with Fernebache (TUR) until May this year

With his successful spell at Flamengo between 2019 and 2020, Jorge Jesus has won the hearts of Red-Black fans. In the midst of this, with every move in the market involving the coach’s name, considering the possibility of returning to Mais Querido, the nation is getting excited. However, according to Galvao-Bueno, in the event of the Portuguese leaving Fernebache (TUR) at the end of this season, the “master” will focus on taking over the Brazilian national team.

“Jorge Jesus sends me a message, we almost always talk. I have a feeling he’s focused on the Brazilian national team. I heard it right here in my ear (laughs)”, Galvão announced, on the “Flow Sport Club” podcast. The coach’s contract with Ferenbaci runs until May this year, and the Portuguese has already commented that he does not want to renew with the Turkish national team.

Faced with this situation, the future of Jorge Jesus remains open. The expectation is that after the relationship with Fenerbahçe ends, the coach will start thinking about the next steps in his career. In Flamengo, the fans are still hoping for the return of the master. With Mais Querido having a less than expected start to 2023 and Vítor Pereira not being satisfied, Nation petitioned for the Portuguese’s return.

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As mentioned earlier, Jorge Jesus made history in the technical leadership of Flamengo. Before the team, the Portuguese added 43 victories, ten draws and four defeats in 57 matches. In addition to numbers, the “master” won important titles. They are: Libertadores da América, Campeonato Brasileiro, Recopa Sudamericana, Supercopa do Brasil, and Campeonato Carioca.

As Jorge Jesus’ future rumors follow, Flamengo focus on the Campeonato Carioca Finals, vs Fluminense. The duels are scheduled for April 1st and 9th, at 8:30pm (Brasilia time) and 6pm (Brasilia time), respectively. It is important to stress that both matches will be played at the Maracanã.