I've been following Zidane's career closely, and honestly, I don't blame him for not jumping back to coach Real Madrid again. Being the boss there seems super stressful — tons of expectations and not much patience from fans or the club. I feel like after winning so much, Zidane just wants a break. He probably doesn't wanna deal with the drama and chaos that come with the job right now.

From what I've read, he’s said he's in no rush to get back into management, which makes sense. Coaching at that level burns you out fast! I also think maybe he wants to spend more time with his family or find a new challenge that actually excites him. And after two successful times at Real Madrid, he’s got nothing left to prove there.

If I were in Zidane's shoes, I'd probably do the same. Sometimes taking your time and not letting other people dictate your next move is actually the most boss thing you can do. So yeah, it's cool seeing him do what feels right for him.