Zidane: I want to work as a coach in Italy

Zinedine Zidane participated in the premiere of a documentary on Italy and Juvenus' former coach Marcello Lippi and commented on his future.

The Golden Ball winner and France's legend first left his mark on you under Lipp's direction, playing for “Bianconers” from 1996 to his transfer to Real Madrid in 2001.

“As a coach, I've learned a lot from Lippi and Carlo Anceplotti”, Zidane told “Sky Sports Italy”.

“Lippi was the first coach who really believed in me. He brought me to you and became the player that I was thanks to him”

His last career match was also crucified with Lippin, who was the coach of Italy's team who won the 2006 World Cup penalty final.

Zidane was disfellowshipped at the extra time for his head-to-head kick on Marco Materazzi and had already announced his withdrawal before that shocking incident, Kosova Prees followed.

Meanwhile, Zidane has been linked to a possible return to Serie A and Juventus as coach to replace Max Allegrin next season.

He was asked if he would like to have experience in management in Italy as well.

Why not, anything can happen. I'd like to be a coach in Italy one day”, the Frenchman said.