Cristiano Ronaldo is looking for a boss. And there are not so many candidates, once the dismissal of Solskjaer as manager of Manchester United has been confirmed.
In fact, it could be said that the only name pointed out at the moment is an old acquaintance of the scorer, the French Zinedine Zidane.
It is worth mentioning that a few weeks ago he did not seem very interested, a little to not bother his colleague, still in office, and another, probably, to improve the offer of a Manchester United that in recent years invested much more in reinforcements than in coaches. The result is obvious: four years without achieving titles.
Zidane, winner of three Champions League and two Spanish Leagues, does not need many more arguments to return to direct, after a hiatus he has maintained since May, when he left Real Madrid.
The French is then plan A. If for some reason he did not want to embark on the United adventure, he could start the approaches with other candidates such as Brendan Rodgers, current Leicester coach, or Erik ten Hag, today at Ajax. In that case, negotiations would not start right now but would wait until the end of the season.
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