Zidane's key role with France begins in Europe

The French Football Federation has appointed Zinedine Zidane as the head coach of the French national team for four years, succeeding Didier Deschamps, who led the team from 2012 and achieved numerous accomplishments, including the 2018 World Cup victory and reaching the 2022 World Cup final. Zidane, who played 108 matches for the national team, has only coached one team before, Real Madrid, where he served two separate terms and won three UEFA Champions League titles with them. Zidane expressed his desire to coach France for years, turning down offers from clubs during the past period. His new role begins in September, preparing for UEFA Nations League matches, with his first game scheduled to be against Turkey.

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