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live from Spanish Media, Zidane, in an exclusive interview with FootballWave, revealed his next move: He said, “I’ll be returning soon, but my focus is on two clubs—Manchester United and Arsenal. However, my sights are set more on Manchester United. I’m seeking a new challenge, and right now, I’m learning English to prepare for what’s next. Let’s see how things unfold.” It’s clear Zidane has big plans, and United fans should start paying attention.

**BREAKING NEWS: Zidane Reveals His Next Move, Sets Sights on Manchester United in Exclusive Interview**

 

In a surprising announcement, the iconic football manager and former Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane has suggested that he is ready to return to the world of football management. In an exclusive conversation with FootballWave, the French legend revealed his interest in taking the reins at two of England’s leading clubs, with Manchester United seeming to be his primary focus.

 

“I’ll be coming back soon,” Zidane confidently stated. “My attention is on two clubs—Manchester United and Arsenal. But I’m leaning more toward Manchester United. I’m looking for a new challenge, and right now, I’m learning English to get ready for what lies ahead. Let’s see how it goes.”

 

This revelation has sent shockwaves through the football community, generating significant excitement among Manchester United supporters who are eagerly speculating about the potential impact of Zidane’s arrival on their team’s future.

 

**Zidane’s Ambitions**

 

The 51-year-old has been absent from management since departing Real Madrid in 2021, where he established his legacy by securing three consecutive Champions League titles and two La Liga trophies. Widely viewed as one of the most tactically brilliant and motivational figures in the sport, Zidane’s impressive record makes him one of the most in-demand managers globally.

 

Zidane’s decision to concentrate on Manchester United rather than exploring other opportunities highlights his desire for a fresh challenge. His announcement that he is actively learning English underscores his serious commitment to adapting to life in the Premier League, a league he has never experienced as either a player or a coach.