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Zinedine Zidane's Lay-Offs In Real Madrid Training Will Officially Return On Tuesday

Zinedine Zidane's Lay-Offs In Real Madrid Training Will Officially Return On Tuesday

YES!

Josh Lawless

Josh Lawless

Zinedine Zidane is officially back at Real Madrid and that means one thing: those famous lay-offs are back.

Being a Los Blancos player has plenty of perks and one of the best parts of being contracted to the club while Zidane is in charge is the fact that you have one of the all-time greats running and partaking in training.

Zidane forged an incredible career at the highest level, winning league titles with Juventus and Real Madrid, firing France to the 1998 World Cup on home soil and scoring THAT volley in the 2002 Champions League final triumph over Bayer Leverkusen.

He then bossed it as a manager, winning an unprecedented three Champions League titles in a row before taking a break from management.

Evidently, the Frenchman never lost his supreme technical ability and enjoyed getting involved in training and showing he's still very much got it.

That touch to Marco Asensio is just bloody filth. Isco's face says it all. There's a few other clips of his glorious lay-offs so feast your eyes on these, too.

He supplied a sumptuous assist for Luka Modric in Real training ahead of the Champions League final, with the Croatian walloping in a volley his boss would have proud of.

And in another clip, Modric's compatriot Mateo Kovacic, now at Chelsea, produced a stunning effort after being laid off by Zidane.

As aforementioned, Zidane is taking some time out from management but we really want to see him back on the training field, doing bits.

At the moment, it looks like Manchester United could be his most likely destination if things don't improve dramatically for Jose Mourinho...

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Topics: Los Blancos, Football News, Football, Zinedine Zidane, Madrid, Champions League, Real Madrid, La Liga