Zidane: "I'll be Real Madrid manager until something else happens"
The French coach, who was eliminated from the Champions League for the first time in his career, was reflective about his future
Last time the Champions League ended, Zinedine Zidane left his post as Real Madrid manager. However that doesn't appear to be an option for the French coach this time around.
"I'm here. I'm the Madrid head coach. I'll be the head coach here until something else happens. There doesn't need to be any more questions about that," Zidane said following the loss to Manchester City.
"We can't be happy because we lost the match and were eliminated. We've got to be proud of what we've done this season. We had our chances to score, especially in the second half, and we didn't take them."
Zidane was asked why he didn't turn to Vinicius Jr when he needed goals. "When it came to making changes, I opted for others. That's it."
Overall Zidane claimed this season, which included LaLiga and the Spanish Super Cup titles, has been a good one for Madrid.
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