
The new coach marks a break with past methods upon his arrival at Clairefontaine.
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Zinédine Zidane has been named the new coach of the French football team. He began his work with his staff at Clairefontaine.
Who says new adventure, also says desire to change method and bring a break. Zinédine Zidane and his deputies are clearly in this line. New ones, failed ones, a tightened list and the desire to change habits. “He has very clear ideas in what he wants to do, in the way he wants to manage this French team,” recognizes Philippe Diallo, president of the FFF, in Provence. You saw it, it’s broken. » Monday at the end of the day, during a training session which he ended by delivering caviar to his players, the new coach had also planned other little surprises.
If the new staff was presented before the day's session to the 23 internationals, another moment, before dinner, was reserved for a special moment. All the players gathered in a room in Clairefontaine, with Zidane and his management, to watch a ten-minute video retracing the team's finest hours...

In November 2011, Zinédine Zidane, aged 39, arrived in Limoges to follow training as a general manager of a professional sports club at CDES, attracting strong media interest despite the absence of a link with the local club.
Kylian Mbappé is out of the France team's training session due to flu illness, while Zinédine Zidane, new coach, leads his first session at Clairefontaine, marked by game-focused exercises, autographs with Fabien Barthez and the enthusiasm of the supporters present.

The French football team carried out its first training at Clairefontaine under the direction of Zinédine Zidane and her new staff, marking the start of a new era after the Deschamps era, in a sober and controlled context without the presence of journalists at the foot of the steps.

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