Former Manchester United striker Louis Saha has urged the club to appoint Zinedine Zidane as he would be a perfect fit for the club. Ralf Rangnick is the interim manager but is expected to step down and take up a consultancy role at the end of the season. The German took over from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in November but has not had the best start as manager.
“I think Zidane would be the perfect fit. Maybe Manchester United needs to become more of an attractive proposition to get him – I don’t know. For me, Zidane is the best candidate,” former Manchester United forward Louis Saha said. “As a manager, he would improve the confidence of some players. Look at what Zidane has won, not just as a player, but in management. He has also had a history of developing young players and brought some to a level they never expected. I really like his profile and I think that he would do amazing things there.”
“Maybe that is one aspect because he’s not well-known as a great communicator in English, but he knows that,” he added. “As I said, communication is so important for any manager so the players can understand his tactics and his philosophy. If he doesn’t feel comfortable communicating in the English language, that could be a reason because it’s important. The guy’s charisma speaks for itself. His pedigree as well, but maybe sometimes it’s not enough. I can’t speak for Zidane.”
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