Following the dismissal of Rudi Garcia as Al-Nassr manager, Cristiano Ronaldo is negotiating the arrival of one Europe's most highly esteemed coaches.
According to CBS Sports, the Portuguese striker wants to see his club make a move to sign Zinedine Zidane as their future coach.
According to reports, the Saudi Arabian side would offer Zidane a lucrative contract in a bid to finish the season as champions of the Saudi league.
Al-Nassr currently sits at second place in the table after a draw against Feiha (0-0) which culminated in the sacking of Rudi Garcia.
Mourinho was on the cards for Al-Nassr
Al-Nassr reportedly offered Roma coach Jose Mourinho 120 million dollars a year for two seasons to take the reigns at Al-Nassr.
The offer was rejected by the Portuguese coach who will continue at the helm of Roma.
A similar sum could be offered to Zidane who may be tempted by the lucrative contract.
Zizou maintained a close relationship with Cristiano Ronaldo who played his last three seasons at Real Madrid under the Frenchman's direction.
The 38-year-old forward believes that Zidane's arrival would maximise Al-Nassr's chances of winning the Saudi league title.
For now, Cristiano's side trail by three points to league leaders Al Ittihad.
Rudi Garcia's right-hand man, Dinko Jelecic, remains on the side-lines as interim manager until a replacement is made official.Zizou maintained a close relationship with Cristiano Ronaldo who played his last three seasons at Real Madrid under the Frenchman's direction.The offer was rejected by the Portuguese coach who will continue at the helm of Roma.
A similar sum could be offered to Zidane who may be tempted by the lucrative contract.A similar sum could be offered to Zidane who may be tempted by the lucrative contract.
Zizou maintained a close relationship with Cristiano Ronaldo who played his last three seasons at Real Madrid under the Frenchman's direction.
The 38-year-old forward believes that Zidane's arrival would maximise Al-Nassr's chances of winning the Saudi league title.
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