Zinédine Zidane is taking his time and closely monitoring Didier Deschamps’ situation as head coach of the French national team. The former Real Madrid manager seems ready to wait for the perfect moment, without rushing, to potentially take on the role of France’s coach. A well-considered decision that could change the future of Les Bleus.
Real Madrid is going through a tough period. In recent days, several potential successors to Carlo Ancelotti have been mentioned, as the club faces a string of worrying defeats. The heavy 0-4 loss to FC Barcelona at the Santiago Bernabéu, followed by a 1-3 defeat to AC Milan in the Champions League, has fueled speculation about the future of the Madrid bench.
Among the potential coaches mentioned to succeed Carlo Ancelotti, Zinédine Zidane is once again making headlines, which would mark a third stint on the Real Madrid bench. His first tenure, from January 2016 to May 2018, remains legendary with a historic Champions League treble. The second, starting in March 2019 and ending in May 2021 after his resignation, saw Zidane secure a Supercup and a La Liga title. His return to the white club could well rewrite a new chapter in Madrid’s history.
However, according to information from MD, a return of Zidane to Real Madrid now seems completely ruled out. The former coach of the club has no intention of accepting an offer, even in the hypothetical event of Carlo Ancelotti’s dismissal. Although his abrupt departure, accompanied by a firm letter, marked the end of his second spell, Zidane has always maintained a good relationship with Florentino Pérez. This camaraderie was evident during the presentation of Kylian Mbappé, where Zidane, like a mentor, shone in guiding the introduction of the new Parisian prodigy.
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