Ex-Flamengo, Jorge Jesus mocks Guardiola after Saudi league title | OneFootball

Jorge Jesus announced that he will leave his role as Al Nassr (SAU) head coach

Al Nassr (SAU) beat Damac (SAU) 4-1 this Thursday (21) and were crowned Saudi league champions. Jorge Jesus, former Flamengo coach and current manager of the Saudi Arabian side, mocked and took a jab at Pep Guardiola after questions from the press.

“No. He (Guardiola) should be proud to replace me, not the other way around,” said Jorge Jesus. The former Flamengo coach was responding to a question about whether he would be proud to supposedly be replaced by Pep Guardiola at Al Nassr.

WHAT IS THE CONTEXT OF THE SITUATION?

Jorge Jesus announced right after Thursday’s match (21) that he will leave Al Nassr at the end of the season. That means the former Flamengo coach will be a free agent and available to sign with any club.

“I came to help Cristiano Ronaldo and this club win. We did an incredible job together… now, for me, it’s time to leave”, said the former Flamengo coach in an interview right after Thursday’s match (21).

AND WHAT DOES GUARDIOLA HAVE TO DO WITH IT?

Like Jorge Jesus, Pep Guardiola will also be a free agent at the end of the season in England, which ends this Sunday (24). The current Manchester City manager will leave the club after ten years. Therefore, he will also be able to sign with any other team.

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