According to L'Équipe, Zidane, who is set to become head coach of the French national team, plans to thoroughly restructure the coaching staff and has begun building his own team.
Regarding his playing style, Zidane already has clear ideas. The next French national team coach is assembling his own coaching team, with candidates mainly drawn from his trusted inner circle. He plans to carry out a comprehensive, in-depth clear-out across all levels and departments, completely breaking with the past.
Over the past month, Zidane (54) has had a very busy schedule: he flew across the Atlantic twice, watching three World Cup matches live, including his son Luca, the Algerian goalkeeper's, first match against Argentina (0-3), and the final where Spain defeated Messi's Argentina (1-0). He also handled a lot of business in the United States for his partners; as a global football superstar sought after by all, his influence has not diminished in the slightest.
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