The Champions League is getting closer and closer, and the quarter-finals of Paris will meet Real Madrid. Judging by Pochettino's abilities and the current general situation in Greater Paris, they may not have a new breakthrough. Judging from the feedback from all parties: Pochettino's departure after the season is a high-probability event.
So who will be in charge of Greater Paris? Spanish TV Four reported that Zidane has put forward the first condition for coaching Paris Saint-Germain next season - to sign Ronaldo.
Zidane is a popular candidate for the new coach of Paris, which is a well-known thing. What we want to explore is: how likely is it that Paris will sign Ronaldo? Actually, it's big. It can be said that once Zidane enters the greater Paris, Manchester United may have to let C Ronaldo go.
The reason for saying this is first of all because of the current situation of Manchester United. In the just-concluded 24th round of the Premier League, Manchester United drew 1-1 with Burnley and slipped to fifth place. Once he misses the Champions League next season, will the 37-year-old Ronaldo stay in the team? I'm afraid, it's not realistic anymore. If C Ronaldo leaves: there is actually only one big Paris in the next home.
In the Premier League, Ronaldo cannot join any other team except Manchester United; in La Liga, except for Real Madrid, where Will Ronaldo go, and Real Madrid will not eat back grass; in Serie A, he has already played for Juve, not to mention that all teams do not have the strength to compete for the Champions League; the Bundesliga, only Bayern, but people will not be interested in Ronaldo. Counting, is there only Greater Paris? If Cristiano Ronaldo joins, he will be teammate for the first time with Messi. Is the combination of the two big ball kings worth looking forward to? Of course, whether all this can be put into practice: the most important thing is to see if Zidane can enter the ownership.
However, once Messi and C Ronaldo "fit together": some questions will also arise, who is the core of the team? Penalties and free kicks, who will take the penalty? If you don't get it right, it will also cause a split in the locker room. This, too, is a nuisance that tests Zidane's coaching wisdom.