Bangkok: Zinedine Zidane, the new head coach of the French national team, has revealed that he rejected offers from several clubs over the past five years, solely to wait for the opportunity to take the helm of "Les Bleus." Zidane was officially unveiled as the new head coach on Tuesday, following Didier Deschamps' decision to step down after the 2026 World Cup. He signed a four-year contract to manage "Les Bleus," until the end of the 2030 World Cup.
According to Thai News Agency, Zidane's appointment marks a significant moment for the French national team, as he has been a highly sought-after figure in the football world. His decision to hold out for the French national team position underscores his commitment and passion for leading his home country in international competitions.
Zidane's history with the French national team as a player adds a layer of expertise and experience, which fans and analysts hope will translate into success on the field. His tenure begins as the team looks to build on its recent performances and prepare for upcoming international competitions.