Zinedine Zidane's three-word verdict on Man United job amid Erik ten Hag pressure

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Zinedine Zidane remains a name in circulation with Manchester United amid the team's less-than-impressive start to the current Premier League season.

Despite having been away from managerial duties for over three years after ending his second stint at the helm of Real Madrid, talks of him moving to Old Trafford persist.

Fresh rumours have intensified lately given the increased scrutiny faced by Erik ten Hag. While some question Zidane's ability to manage in England due to potential language barriers, he's remained open to possibilities, previously stating "never say never" in 2022. READ MORE: Manchester United included special talent in first-team squad and Man City might have regrets READ MORE: I've just made history with Real Madrid - but I wanted to do it with Manchester United In an interview with L'Equipe, he discussed the notion of leading a Premier League team. "Never say never," he said. "Especially when you are a coach today.

If I go back to a club, it is to win. I say this with all modesty. "That's why I can't just go anywhere. For other reasons, too.