Zinedine Zidane Emerges as Top Contender for PSG Coaching Job After Pochettino’s Exit

The two men have known each other for many years. Achraf Hakimi should not have any difficulties with Zidane’s style of play if he were to replace Pochettino at PSG.

As a player trained by Real Madrid, which he joined at the age of 7, Hakimi was often called upon by Zidane during training sessions, before his abilities as a great player led him to join the first team.

If Mauricio Pochettino leaves, the Atlas Lion will be in good hands and is unlikely to have the worries that Hakim Ziyech had after Frank Lampard’s departure. In any case, for the moment, the Argentine coach has not informed the management of his wish to leave PSG, even though he has received an attractive offer from Manchester United and could be tempted.