Pepe is preparing to reveal his future
Reliable journalist Fabrizio Romano said that the veteran Portuguese defender will announce his future in the next few days.
The veteran defender’s contract with Porto expired this summer, and he is available For free.
Romano wrote through his account on the X platform: “Pepe will decide his future in the coming days, because he is available as a free player after excellent performances in the Euro.”
He added: “The 41-year-old defender will make his decision since his contract with Porto has expired this summer.”
It is not yet known whether he will retire from football or continue playing, as he is still performing at a distinguished level.
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