Zidane’s legendary career is about to take a historic turn as he steps into the role of France’s new national team manager, signing a four-year deal to guide them through the 2028 Euros and 2030 World Cup. After turning down lucrative club offers, he’s focused solely on this chance to lead Les Bleus — a move that signals a bold, attacking philosophy inspired by his playing days as a number ten. While he’s never managed a national team before, his proven track record at Real Madrid and his simple, confident pitch — “I know how to win” — have won over the federation. He’s already set to connect with players like Mbappé in September, after letting them rest following a grueling season, and is ready to bring his unique vision to an extraordinary squad — even if it means challenging the legacy of Didier Deschamps.
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