President of the French Football Federation Wants Zidane to Become Their National Team Coach

Football news - French Football Federation (FFF) president Noel Le Geat is hoping Zinedine Zidane becomes France coach once, he feels this is a logical continuation.

Zidane has made a smooth transition from player to coach, bringing Real Madrid Champions League champions twice in a row as well as La Liga in the 2016-2017 season.

Currently he is happy at Santiago Bernabeu, but the former French captain - who won the 1998 World Cup and Euro 2000 and 108 caps - is considered the future coach of Les Bleus.

"This is a logical continuation," Le Graet told RMC radio when asked about the possibility of Zidane being a coach quoted from sportskeeda.com (15/6).

Le Great continued, "For the moment I think he should give more to Real Madrid and that club is perfect for him,"

"I do not believe what he did, I spoke to him two or three years ago and at that time I advised him to go to Bordeaux or elsewhere, start a career at the Ligue 1 club or some other simpler place."

However, Zidane's choice to lead Real Madrid really has a very positive impact, they carved out history with two consecutive Champions League titles and La Liga trophies that have not been dropped by the Bernabeu.

Now Zidane prepares for his second season at Real Madrid, trying to continue the triumph of Los Blancos in Spain and Europe.