PSG : Zidane aurait été contacté par le Qatar pour succéder à Pochettino

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PSG : Zidane aurait été contacté par le Qatar pour succéder à Pochettino

RMC Sport annonce qu'un contact a été établi entre Zinédine Zidane et l'émir du Qatar pour succéder à Mauricio Pochettino à la tête du Paris SG. La prolongation de Kylian Mbappé validée, les grandes manœuvres pour restructurer en profondeur le club ont débuté au Paris SG. Le directeur sportif Leonardo a été remercié samedi soir

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