Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane ‘considering leaving at end of season’ after poor season
The French boss has no intention of outstaying his welcome, despite remaining under contract until 2020
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ZINEDINE ZIDANE has dropped a huge hint that he could leave Real Madrid at the end of the season.
The Frenchman has no intention of outstaying his welcome after a poor season with the La Liga side.
According to , Zidane declared on Saturday that coaching the club is starting to take its toll.
He said: "It's extremely tiring, no doubt about it. And more so at a club like Real Madrid.
"Of course there will be a moment when there will be changes, but that applies to all of us - the players too.
"The job takes it out of you but more here than in other places.
"It's day to day, I do not see myself beyond what we're doing and I want to finish this season."
Zidane, who is now in his third year in charge, had an outstanding start to life with the La Liga side.
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He won back-to-back Champions Leagues, the 2016-17 La Liga title and The Best FIFA Men's Coach of the Year award for 2017.
But Los Blancos have gone off the boil this term, and are currently 20 points behind league leaders Barcelona.
Zidane's contract was set to expire at the end of the season, but he has extended his deal until 2020.
But after renewing his deal at the Bernabeu, he said: "I go match by match, year by year, like last year.
"I cannot look two or three years ahead because having the contract does not mean anything."
