Former Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane has opened up on the fact that he won't be managing Manchester United.
The Frenchman admitted he takes the language barrier very seriously, as "I work in a different way."
In an interview with Marca, Zidane said: "Would I like to go to Manchester [United]? I understand English, but I don't master it completely.
“I know there are coaches who go to clubs without speaking the language, but I work in a different way." Many elements come into play to win. It's a global context. I know what I need to win.
Zidane has been unemployed since leaving the Santiago Bernabeu.
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