As soon as Zinedine Zidane’s departure was announced, the Madrid players posted messages on social networks to pay tribute to ZZ.
This time, the Madrid players had to face the facts. Until Zinedine Zidane announced his departure on Tuesday, the Real Madrid squad seemed to refuse to consider the French coach’s departure. ” So far, he’s been a Real coach, hasn’t he? I don’t see him leaving. He’s not going to leave, you’ll see. If he leaves, he leaves… But for now, I don’t see Real without Zidane », Had confided Karim Benzema. And the tone was the same in Toni Kross’s mouth. ” I believe Zidane will continue. If I am well informed, I think he has one year left in the contract and I think he will do it. “, Assured the German midfielder.
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Thursday, in the wake of the officialization of his departure by Real Madrid, the players have therefore changed their tone and paid tribute to the French technician. ” ZZ. El Maestro. Since my arrival in Madrid 10 years ago, you have been more than just a coach, a mentor. You helped me develop as a player and as a man. You have been able to lead this golden generation to the top with class (and several times!). I cannot thank you enough for all the advice you have given me, both on and off the pitch. Thanks again, Boss! Good luck and see you soon!“, Wrote Raphaël Varane.
And the immense respect of the Madrilenians for the French technician was reflected just as much in the message posted by Karim Benzema. »Thank you Frérot for everything you have given me both collectively and personally… I am proud and honored to have been able to move forward and grow with the man that you are. See you… “, wrote the Frenchman, who took care to accompany his publication with a few well-chosen hashtags: #legend, #king.
“ZZ, the one and only. I wish you the best. You deserve it, you earned it. Enjoy life, enjoy your family. A big hug, coach. Thank you Zidane ” , for his part published Sergio Ramos while Toni Kroos wrote: “It was a pleasure. Thank you for everything “.
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