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Zidane close to joining PSG as coach: reports
French champions Paris Saint-Germain are near to reaching an agreement for Zinedine Zidane to replace Mauricio Pochettino as coach, French media reported on Friday.
According to Europe 1 an agreement in principle is in place between the club and 49-year-old Zidane for the former Real Madrid boss ahead of the new season.
RMC Sport claims sources at the Parc des Princes have refused to deny the reports.
Later, a PSG source told AFP that such an agreement would have to be considered with caution.
Pochettino has a year left on his contract and led the Parisians to the Ligue 1 title last term but they were knocked out of the Champions League knock-out stages.
The outfit's hierarchy have publically stated their desire to win the competition with Zidane having guided the Spanish giants to the title three seasons in a row.
At Madrid, the 1998 World Cup winner with France also lifted La Liga as well as the Copa del Rey twice.
Earlier, PSG announced the arrival of Luis Campos as their football advisor to replace the departed Leonardo.
The Portugese 57-year-old, helped Monaco to the French crown in 2017 as well as Monaco four years later and worked alongside Kylian Mbappe on the Mediterranean coast.
"I am delighted to be joining Paris Saint-Germain, which I consider is the most ambitious and exciting club in world football," Campos said in a PSG statement.
"I believe strongly in and share the vision of the club and I cannot wait to get started to further unleash the great potential of this exceptional club."
The new French top-flight season begins on August 6 with the French Trophee des Champions five days earlier as PSG face Nantes in Israel.
M.Qasim--SF-PST