Former head coach of Portugal, Fernando Santos could be set to continue his career in the Middle East. Santos was sacked by the former European champions
Former head coach of Portugal, Fernando Santos could be set to continue his career in the Middle East.
And according to transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano, the 68-year-old has received a few offers which he’s considering.“European & Chinese clubs have approached Santos but the most likely next destination is now Middle East.”Ronaldo this week joined Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia as a free agent.
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