The Portuguese national team has now Jorge Jesus as coach and ranks 15th in the final classification presented by ESPN. A little over a week after Spain won its second World Cup title by defeating Argentina 1-0 in the final of the 2026 World Cup, attention has already turned to the future. With the final of the 2026 World Cup played in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, the question arises of how to fill the void until the next edition, four years from now. Portugal, Spain, and Morocco will host the 2030 World Cup. To anticipate what's to come, a Power Ranking focused on the 2030 World Cup was developed. This exercise, similar to others carried out before and during the last tournament, aims to analyze the teams from a perspective of candidates for the title and potential surprises, but with their eyes on the next qualification cycle. A panel of 19 journalists from around the world was invited to classify the teams from 1 to 15, where the first place represents the main favorite to win the trophy and the 15th place the team that may cause a shock in the tournament. The individual votes were then compiled to create the final classification presented by ESPN. The team of the quinas ranks 15th and ESPN emphasizes the farewell of Cristiano Ronaldo to the World Cups. 'Finally, the Selection is leaving behind the Ronaldo era', it can be read.