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#1 Legacy
This is why Zidane is truly creating something special at Madrid. All these wouldn’t mean a damn thing if the Frenchman didn’t back it up with titles. In his 19 months at the club, Zidane averages a trophy every 13 games as he has won 7 trophies in his short stay.
In fact, he has also lost only 7 times in his tenure as Madrid’s manager and became the first-ever coach to win the Champions League two times in a row. Madrid’s double last season was its first since 1958 and their spree of dominance puts them on the pedestal of the football world.
So much that people now debate as to whether Zidane’s Madrid is one of the best club sides of all time. While these might be premature things to argue about, what can’t be denied is that the former Real Madrid player is leaving a legacy that will echo in the halls of eternity.
