Speaking more and more loudly about Zinedine Zidane taking over as chief coach of Madrid's "Real", club president Florentino Perez says he has no intention of replacing the current strategist Rafa Benitez with a Frenchman.
The most intense criticism of the coach began after a 0-4 defeat at home to the "Barcelona" team.
Furthermore, on Wednesday, in the King's Cup match against "Cadiz", a disqualified footballer was fielded, which could lead to "Real" being eliminated from the tournament.
"I love Zinedine Zidane as both a coach and a player," said Perez.
"I think he will become a good strategist, but at the moment we also have a good coach who, in my opinion, is doing great."
"This club is an example to others and will remain so under my presidency."
