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Zidane to officially join Real Madrid this week

Submitted by tribalfootball.com on Sat, 10/17/2009 - 07:01

Zinedine Zidane is officially taking up his post at Real Madrid.

The former World Player of the Year will be at the Santiago Bernabeu for Real's clash with Real Valladolid before next week taking up a position on the club's football board.

Zidane has shunned the prospect of having an office and instead will be on hand to meet with directors and discuss their technical plans.

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Submitted by hadoto moses (not verified) on Sat, 10/17/2009 - 20:53.

It will be good for such a former player to come back and help the term, this
is because a team like real which was well known for the passed years with high profiled
players allover spain and erupe havent taken any thing since the departure of some the best players like zidene, ronald senior, figo among others. With the coming of the freach back to his former club may at least help them win a trophy next seasion but not this seasion giving an excuze to him that most of thebest players have joined the club this seasion and still this seasion if the team is just thinking c. ronald to come back and help the team to take the any trophy they are just lying this is because one player can't refuse the team from playing well and at the end it moves away with the trophies at the end.

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