Perez doesn’t rule out Zidane going to PSG and paying tribute to Ramos – CulturePSG.com

Last night, Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez was a guest on the show El Chiringuito. He didn’t completely rule out Zinedine Zidane becoming PSG coach, and paid tribute to his former captain Sergio Ramos. A passage of the president of Real Madrid Florentino Pérez on the set of the Spanish show El Chiringuito is always a moment to follow. The leader of the Merengues of course returned at length to the aborted arrival of Kylian Mbappé at the White House, he who finally chose to extend his three-season contract with PSG. Beyond that, the Spaniard also mentioned the situation of Zinédine Zidane, who is very much linked to the Parisian club. He did not completely rule out the fact that his former coach settled on the PSG bench, without saying too much: “We have always said that Zidane was a man from Real Madrid and the France team. But he might change his mind. “Florentino Pérez therefore confirms half-word that until today, the idea of ​​​​Zinédine Zidane has never really been to take the PSG bench. On the other hand, a former Madrid player who is now playing for Paris in the person of Sergio Ramos received a nice tribute from the Spanish decision-maker: “Over time, everyone accepted his departure. He did what he had to do at the time. Sergio Ramos is one of the great Madrid players. I don’t know if he’s the best, but in my opinion he’s the best defender Real Madrid have ever had. “For Perez, “Mbappé changed his dreams under pressure” #PSG https://t.co/SokpKvablH — CulturePSG (@CulturePSG) June 16, 2022 Still on the subject PSG which occupied a good part of the intervention of Florentino Pérez on the set of El Chiringuito, the Madrid president confirmed that the Parisian club was interested in Aurélien Tchouaméni. Besides, even though Javier Tebas took on PSG after Kylian Mbappé opted out of the club, the Spaniard said he didn’t feel defended by the Spanish league president that much. Other interests sow discord between the two men.