Zinedine Zidane sends a hint that excites Man United and Sir Jim Ratcliffe

The red devils new office is ready to change most of the hierarchy of the team, and now they might also have a new option to change the current manager.

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Manchester United new office seems to still has some doubts about the future of Erik ten Hag as the manager of the team for the project that they want to start in the next season. One of the main concerns for the INEOS office is the transfer control that Ten Hag currently has, as this would stop many of the changes that they want to achieve in the next months.

With some doubts on the future of Ten Hag the new office has a list of managers that they would like to bring to the red devils as his replacement, and there are some names at the top of the list. Zinedine Zidane seems to be the dream manager for the INEOS office, now that they see him as one of the best managers that could really boost the team.

"I understand English, but I'm not completely fluent in it. I know that there are coaches who go to clubs without speaking the language, but I work in a different way. Many elements come into play in order to win, it is a global context. I know what I need to win." Zidane said when asked about managing Manchester United.

At that point Zinedine Zidane talked about the fact that he would not go to a team where he does not speak the language of the country as this would create an obstacle between him and most of the players. Several sources close to the french manager have been able to confirm that he has changed his mind about that concern, now that he would actually manage in that situation.

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Zinedine Zidane's idea

The same sources have been able to confirm that he would now be open to manage Man United and even Bayern Munich, and that he is ready to work with a translator. This has excited the INEOS office that believe their offer would actually convince Zinedine Zidane.