London's "Chelsea" intends to reach out to Madrid's "Real" former coach Zinedine Zidane in the near future, reports the English newspaper "The Sun."
The Frenchman announced his unexpected decision just a few days after his third triumph in the UEFA Champions League. It is not surprising that this has put almost all clubs looking for a new strategist on alert.
The "Aristocrats" still have a contract with Antonio Conte, but there is no doubt that the disagreement with the management will lead to the Italian being dismissed.
Replacing him with Zidane for the team from the English capital would be truly excellent, but he may decide to take a break from football for a while. It is said that in this case, a contract would be offered to Laurent Blanc, who previously led "Paris Saint-Germain."
Previously, Maurizio Sarri, who stepped down from the position of coach at "Napoli," was also linked with "Chelsea."
