Portuguese coach Jorge Jesus, head coach of Al-Nassr Club, opened his talk by emphasizing the sensitivity of the current phase his team is going through before the FIFA break, stressing that the players are entering the upcoming round with high morale after a series of impressive results.

Jesus explained that Al-Nassr will face an important Asian match before the break, pointing out the difference in the number of players called up to national team camps compared to last season, where only four players were summoned, while this season the number has increased to six, compared to five from Al-Hilal.

The Portuguese coach indicated that Al-Nassr is preparing to host Al-Khaleej on Sunday evening as part of the ninth round of the Saudi Professional League, confirming that the team is working to capitalize on the recent momentum it is experiencing.

Jesus called on Al-Nassr fans to continue supporting the team inside their stadium, explaining that the crowd presence remains a decisive factor in boosting performance, and confirming that the vibrant stands give the players extra strength in every match.

He spoke about his upcoming opponent, praising the offensive capabilities of Al-Khaleej, which is considered the fourth strongest attack in the league and includes prominent names such as Fortunis and Joshua King, noting that he knows the latter’s abilities well from his time coaching at Fenerbahçe.

Jesus concluded his statements by confirming the consistency of Al-Nassr’s playing methodology over recent months, clarifying that the team relies on a clear attacking and defensive style, and that preparations are being managed calmly with two training sessions remaining before the match, hoping to continue the winning streak and respect every opponent.