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Ronaldo hails Zidane, explains why the Frenchman is Real Madrid's perfect coach

- Zinedine Zidane has been hailed by Cristiano Ronaldo who said the Frenchman is a good coach

- Zidane recently made a return to Real Madrid and he is now planning for next season's campaign

- Ronaldo explained that the Frenchman is a manager who knows how to handle a team in intelligent way

Zinedine Zidane's styles of coaching has been hailed by Portugal international Cristiano Ronaldo who believes the Frenchman is the perfect manager for Spanish side Real Madrid.

Last summer, Zinedine Zidane walked away at Real Madrid despite winning the Champions League title beating Premier League side Liverpool in Kiev.

But he made a return to the team in March after Real Madrid's exit in the 2018/19 Champions League campaign.

Zidane has since led Real Madrid to back-to-back successes in La Liga, and is expected to make major changes this summer.

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And Cristiano Ronaldo who won three Champions League titles under Zidane at Real Madrid before he left for Juventus explained that his former boss is the best man for the job.

"I think Zidane knows how to handle the team in an intelligent way. It's not an easy situation because all the players like to play a lot.

"But he knows how to work intelligently and he manages to involve all the team,'' Ronaldo told RMC Sport 1.

Meanwhile, Real Madrid are currently occupying third position on the Spanish La Liga standings with 57 points after 29 games.

Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how newly appointed Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane is reportedly planning to sign Paul Pogba from Manchester United this summer.

The Frenchman made a sensational return to Los Blancos last month, ten months after dumping them at the end of last season.

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