Zinedine Zidane is faced with three options to coach again. Which one do you want Zizou to choose; PSG, Juventus or the French National Team?
Zinedine Zidane is still unemployed after leaving Real Madrid on June 30 yesterday. Zidane’s position at Real Madrid was replaced by Carlo Ancelotti.
Zidane is now resting, enjoying time with his family. Through his social media, Zidane has posted several times that he is on vacation.
Reported from MarkZinedine Zidane’s name is still ‘hot’ to be discussed regarding his future. At least, there are three destinations that are assessed, one of which will be the port later.
The three are Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), Juventus, and the French national team. The three of them are indeed looking for a qualified new coach!
Zidane, one of the top coaches in the world who is still unemployed (David Ramos/Getty Images) |
PSG in the hands of coach Mauricio Pochettino is considered unsatisfactory. Although last summer had brought in many top players such as Sergio Ramos to Lionel Messi, PSG still did not see a star-studded team.
Zidane is considered to be the ideal figure. Given, Zidane can reunite with many former Real Madrid players and will have no trouble concocting Lionel Messi and Neymar who he used to know so well in the Spanish League.
Zidane’s rumors to Juventus also continue to roll. It could be that if Massimiliano Allegri fails this season, Zidane will return to the Old Lady’s lap.
Zidane is no stranger to Juve. Zidane played for Juve from 1996 to 2001.
Finally, Zidane is also rumored to be brought in by the French national team. Now the French coach is still under the command of Didier Deschamps, who is believed to have played his game easily read by opponents.
 Mauricio Pochettino, his seat at PSG is not secure Photo: (Getty Images/David Rogers) |
Zinedine Zidane himself was quite successful in coaching Real Madrid for two periods, namely in 2016-2018 and 2019-2021. Zizou won 11 trophies, including two-time La Liga champions and three-time Champions League winners.
Zizou has also twice won the World’s Best Club Coach individual title.
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