Real Madrid To Replace Zinedine Zidane, Names Replacement Target

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Despite the top form play this season, Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane has been highly criticized in the last couple of months.
 Players, for example, James Rodriguez and Isco have turned out to be dispirited with their absence of playing time and Zidane's insistence on playing the front three of Gareth Bale, Karim Benzema and Cristiano Ronaldo to their detriment has drawn a considerable measure of criticism with every one of the three players showing inconsistent form at times this season. The Frenchman has even admitted in interviews that he is not worried that he will be sacked and that he completely anticipates that it will occur sooner or later in his career at the club.
Zidane only took charge at Real in January last year and won the Champions League in his first season.

  As indicated by Spanish daily paper AS, Real Madrid will sack Zidane if the club fails to win any trophy this season. Sunday's El Clasico loss to Barcelona is said to have harmed his credibility at the club. He got overwhelming feedback from the Spanish press after playing a half-fit Bale who was removed in the 38th minute after another injury.

 Real Marid are currently tied with Barcelona at the top of the La Liga table despite the fact that Los Blancos have a game in hand. They are also in the semifinals of the Champions League, set to play local rivals Atletico Madrid. On the off chance that Zidane does in certainty get sacked, one potential target is German national team manager Joachim Low. In spite of the fact that his agreement with Germany endures until 2020, there is a clause that allows him to leave if there is an agreement with a noteworthy European club.
Chelsea coach Antonio Conte and Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino have also been linked with the Real Madrid job.