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Nacional: Daniel Sousa well on his way to succeed João Gião

Maisfutebol1 September 2026 at 18:26

The Portuguese coach Daniel Sousa is well advanced to take over the technical command of the first team of Nacional, replacing João Gião in the position.

The choice of Daniel Sousa was made by the club's president, Rui Alves, who decided on the Portuguese coach to lead the team next season.

João Gião, who was in charge of the technical command, thus leaves the position vacant after the decision of the Madeira-based club's board.

Nacional, a club based in Madeira, thus moves forward to a new phase with the hiring of Daniel Sousa as the new coach, in a decision made by president Rui Alves.

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