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It's been almost four years since his departure from Real Madrid in May 2021, that Zinedine Zidane has been free from any contract. And it is very likely that this break in the coach career of the 1998 world champion was extended until the summer of 2026. His destiny could actually switch after the next World Cup, which will take place in the United States, Mexico and Canada (from June 11 to July 19)
“Zizou” is cited as the number one favorite at the succession of Didier Deschamps as coach of the French team. A choice that his former teammate in the Blues, Robert Pirès, valid 100%. “It would be a logical sequencehe believes in Click. We were lucky to have Laurent Blanc, then Didier Deschamps, so now I think Zizou should take over. »»
Zinedine Zidane, “a logical suite”
“Personally, that's what I want because he likes the French team, he demonstrated itcontinues the former tricolor international (79 selections), seduced by the CV of Zinedine Zidane. He trained a big club like Real Madrid, he won the Champions League three times. So that means that as a coach, he knows what to do, he knows how to manage players, Egos. »»
For him, the speech of a technician like the former playmaker would necessarily pass within the locker room. “When you have zizou as a coach or coach and the message comes from him, you close it and you accept”he said. The president of the FFF, Philippe Diallo, for the moment household the suspense on the identity of the replacement of “DD”. He just announced that there will be “A great coach”
at the head of the Blues.
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