Zidane keen to return to management after quitting Madrid
The coach has been out of football for three months but wants to get back
It's been three months since Zinedine Zidane decided to walk out on the contract he had at Real Madrid, leaving after winning three Champions League titles.
The French legend had planned to take a break from the game but it seems that he's already turned his attention to returning to management.
"I am sure that I will coach again before long," he told TVE as he watched son Elyaz play for Madrid's Infantil A team, coached by Xavi Alonso.
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"I'm going to get back into coaching because it is what I like and what I have done all my life," added Zidane, who's keen to return to football.
Two-and-a-half years at Madrid have left a sweet taste in his mouth. During that time he won nine titles with the club, including the three successive European Cups.
It's not known where his next job will be, but in England it's been suggested he could take over at Manchester United.
Jose Mourinho's position has been questioned and newspaper The Mirror speculates that Zidane could replace him.
