Zinedine Zidane, the former Real Madrid head coach, has declined an offer to coach Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia.
According to Footmercato, Al-Nassr, who recently signed Cristiano Ronaldo, offered Zidane a two-year contract worth €150 million, but the Frenchman declined.
Zidane, who has previously been linked with the France national team, PSG, and Chelsea, is not interested in managing Al-Nassr.
According to Footmercato, Al-Nassr, who recently signed Cristiano Ronaldo, offered Zidane a two-year contract worth €150 million, but the Frenchman declined.
Zidane, who has previously been linked with the France national team, PSG, and Chelsea, is not interested in managing Al-Nassr.
He wants to take over at a major club in Europe’s top five leagues, although it remains to be seen whether that opportunity presents itself in the near future.
The 50-year-old has not taken charge of any club since he left Real Madrid in 2021.
Across his two spells at Real Madrid, Zidane won 11 major trophies, which included three Champions League titles in succession between 2016 and 2018.
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