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Eden Hazard believes that there is a destination that Zinedine Zidane will surely never reach.
Eden Hazard recently gave a long interview to his former teammate John Obi Mikel. An interview during which he focused on several subjects, including the future of Zinedine Zidane.
Zidane has not coached for three years and his departure from Madrid. Many people are wondering where he will be able to bounce. Hazard assures that he does not know the answer to this question. But, he has an idea about the club where he is unlikely to be seen working.
Zidane always has a dream destination
“Can Zidane coach in England? Of course, whatever Zidane does will be successful. He’s like that. Him at Manchester United? Maybe not United (laughs),” confided the Belgian.
Zidane’s name was widely circulated at Old Trafford for a while. However, there was nothing concrete. Even if he listens to all the proposals that reach him, the French legend still has the main objective of taking charge of the French team.
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