Tottenham's search for a new manager continues, with the north London club running out of options after being rejected by a group of top European coaches, but news of Zidane's return to coaching could thrill them. According to the Spanish Football Newspaper, Zidane hopes to coach a big club in Europe's top five leagues two years after leaving Real Madrid. This was highlighted in Zidane's decision to refuse to cooperate with Cristiano Ronaldo in the Saudi league. And Tottenham were revealed that they may sign Ronaldo to reunite the pair in England!
Saudi Pro League clubs reportedly offered Zidane a two-year contract worth £130.5 million (€150 million), but Zidane chose to refuse because it was inconsistent with his ambitions. Whether Tottenham will be picked up by Zinedine Zidane at this stage is debatable, as Tottenham are not qualifying for next season's Champions League.
But Tottenham president Daniel Levy will undoubtedly be interested in the former Real Madrid boss and if he has the chance to sign Zidane, he will certainly work for it. The Tottenham manager has been vacant since Antonio Conte's sack, and most recently Tottenham's top new manager, Feyenoord manager Arne Slot, has also snubbed Levy's offer.
Croat has been linked with the job, but he opted to stay with Feyenoord next season. "I've heard a lot of rumours about other clubs being interested in me. While I am grateful, my wish is to stay in charge of Feyenoord and continue the glory we did last year," Croot said: "This week's meeting is dedicated to discussing my contract extension with the team. All negotiations with the club are only in this sense. I'm looking forward to doing at Feyenoord next season! The Netherlands boss is expected to sign a new contract with an annual salary of more than £2.5 million after this successful season.
Tottenham have also been snubbed by former boss Mauricio Pochettino and, earlier this month, ruled out former Bayern boss Nagelsmann in charge of the team. Other candidates linked to the Tottenham boss position include former Chelsea manager Graham Porter, former Barca boss Luis Luis Enrique and Celtic manager Angie Postcoglu.
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