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Real Madrid Has built his team from the backZinedine Zidane has never made any secret of the fact that the first coach to make an impression on him was Marcello Lippi, who coached him at Juventus between 1996 and 1996.Zidane: "¿Mi continuidad? Eso pregúntaselo a otro, yo estoy centrado en trabajar" In what was his first big jump as a player, Zidane was able to learn about Italian football from Lippi, and not just the physical side but also tactically. Lippi's Juventus were a defensive machine, although the arrival of players like Zidane and Alessandro Del Piero made them a force going forward as well. In Italy, Zidane learned to value balance, a word that has been present in many of his press conferences this season. Without Cristiano Ronaldo, the Frenchman could afford certain luxuries that are now forbidden. In the 2016/17 season, the best in Real Madrid's modern history as they won five trophies out of six, which included the Champions League and LaLiga Santander, Los Blancos conceded an average of 1.2 goals per game. However, they made up for this by scoring almost three goals per game. Those times are gone. Cristiano went to Juventus and neither Julen Lopetegui nor Santiago Solari could fill the gap of Real Madrid's all-time top goalscorer. Nor did Zidane, when he came...
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