Madrid - Zinedine Zidane started his work as coach of Real Madrid directly made history. He became the first French coach in Madrid.
In the history of Madrid, according to the US, there have been 24 non-Spanish foreign figures who entered as first-team tactician. But no one has ever French nationals.
Then, as also confirmed Opta, Zidane appointment to fill the position previously occupied by Rafael Benitez as coach of France also makes it the first in the history of El Real.
In the details of the US about the tactician foreign Madrid, so far the club has been handled by three people from Argentina (Luis Carniglia, Alfredo Di Stéfano, and Jorge Valdano), three British (Arthur Johnson, Robert Firth and Michael Keeping), two Germans (Juup Heynckes and Bernd Schuster), two from the Netherlands (Leo Beenhakker and Guus Hiddink), two Serbs (Vujadin Boskov and Radomir Antić), two of Uruguay (Enrique Fernández and Héctor Scarone), two Portuguese coach (Carlos Queiroz and Jose Mourinho ), two peracik tactics Italy (Fabio Capello and Carlo Ancelotti), one of Brazil (Vanderlei Luxemburgo), one of Chile (Manuel Pellegrini), one of Hungary (Lippo Hertzka), one of Macedonia (Miljan Miljanic), one of Wales ( John Toshack), and one from Paraguay (Manuel Fleitas).
In addition to the foreign coaches, Madrid also has 22 figures tactics maker core team coming from Spain itself.
The fact that Zidane played for Madrid helped him to follow the footsteps of Mariano García Remon, Jose Antonio Camacho, Vicente Del Bosque, Valdano, Di Stéfano, Luis Molowny, Amancio Amaro, Miguel Muñoz, who coached the Los Blancos having previously also been a player of the club. (krs / fem)
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Then, as also confirmed Opta, Zidane appointment to fill the position previously occupied by Rafael Benitez as coach of France also makes it the first in the history of El Real.
In the details of the US about the tactician foreign Madrid, so far the club has been handled by three people from Argentina (Luis Carniglia, Alfredo Di Stéfano, and Jorge Valdano), three British (Arthur Johnson, Robert Firth and Michael Keeping), two Germans (Juup Heynckes and Bernd Schuster), two from the Netherlands (Leo Beenhakker and Guus Hiddink), two Serbs (Vujadin Boskov and Radomir Antić), two of Uruguay (Enrique Fernández and Héctor Scarone), two Portuguese coach (Carlos Queiroz and Jose Mourinho ), two peracik tactics Italy (Fabio Capello and Carlo Ancelotti), one of Brazil (Vanderlei Luxemburgo), one of Chile (Manuel Pellegrini), one of Hungary (Lippo Hertzka), one of Macedonia (Miljan Miljanic), one of Wales ( John Toshack), and one from Paraguay (Manuel Fleitas).
In addition to the foreign coaches, Madrid also has 22 figures tactics maker core team coming from Spain itself.
The fact that Zidane played for Madrid helped him to follow the footsteps of Mariano García Remon, Jose Antonio Camacho, Vicente Del Bosque, Valdano, Di Stéfano, Luis Molowny, Amancio Amaro, Miguel Muñoz, who coached the Los Blancos having previously also been a player of the club. (krs / fem)
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