Currently Sir Alex Ferguson's assistant manager at Manchester
United, Queiroz seems to be the red hot favourite to succeed Luiz
Felipe Scolari in charge of the Portuguese national team.
Record says that Queiroz, who is on holiday in Mozambique, has not
received any offer as of yet, as the Portuguese federation will
only hold negotiations after Euro 2008.
The appointment of Queiroz would represent his return to the
Portuguese national squad after an unsuccessful stint from 1991 to
1994.
He also led United Arab Emirates and South Africa before joining
Ferguson at Old Trafford, and of course had an infamous year at
Spanish giants Real Madrid where a late season collapse saw them
end trophyless, as they would remain in the following two
seasons.
The 55-year-old is in the running to replace Ferguson as Manchester
United coach once the Scottish veteran decides to retire from
management.