Zinedine Zidane has not taken a managerial position again since leaving Real Madrid two years ago, and he is presently without a club. A lengthy line of teams will likely be waiting to hire him if he makes it known that he wants to resume his managing career.
It's unclear what the former midfielder is thinking, despite his hints that he'll return to management next season. , Real Madrid's three straight Champions League victories under Zinedine Zidane have solidified him as one of the top coaches in Europe.
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This season's Champions League group stage witnessed the elimination of both Juventus and Marseille. The Athletic claims that Zinedine Zidane would only consider moving to Stade Velodrome if the dominant teams in Ligue 1 were capable of contending for championships, which they are not currently.
The group will definitely be pleased to see their former star, who went on to become one of Europe's most illustrious midfielders, return.
Secondly, Paris Saint-Germain
The King of France is assuming management duties at the biggest club in France? It makes sense, doesn't it?
Surprisingly, PSG are LOSC Lille's top Ligue 1 competition right now. Despite Mauricio Pochettino's January appointment, PSG frequently removes managers who don't succeed in the league. Even though it has always felt like Kylian Mbappe will spend more time with Zinedine Zidane in Madrid than Paris, we now know how badly he wants it. Returning to France for Zinedine Zidane may be exactly what the team needs to convince him to sign an agreement.
When Zidane was still playing football, Juventus and Zidane dominated Serie A.
Being a manager today, going back to Turin might be exactly what you and the city need. Juventus made the error of acquiring Andrea Pirlo, a well-known midfielder, last summer. As a result, they were swiftly eliminated from the Champions League and are currently third in the league.
Zinedine Zidane would undoubtedly be a major upgrade over Massimiliano Allegri this summer.
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