Florentino asks Zidane about his opinion on Bellingham signing.. and the Frenchman gives him the definitive answer

Real Madrid is determined to obtain the services of Bellingham. Florentino Pérez has been following him for a long time and knows he will not let him slip, which is why he tries to make everything go in the right direction.

Although Bellingham has certainly exploded this season, after stepping out of Haaland’s shadow that shrouded him before his departure to Manchester City and following a remarkable World Cup in which he captained England, he has been in an outstanding form for a long time.

In Real Madrid, his name was listed as one of the players that should be signed in the future. Florentino has been working on his potential signing for some time, to prevent even the smallest of missteps from happening.

For this reason, the Real Madrid president has been asking for advice in many different ways regarding the feasibility of signing the young England midfielder. Florentino Pérez made countless contacts in the world of football, and he wanted to take advantage of them.

Florentino Pérez usually likes to get opinions on potential signings.

In the case of Bellingham, one of those consulted, as we were able to find out in the Defense Central network, was Zinedine Zidane, who was included by Florentino Perez at Real Madrid.

The French star does not question Bellinghan’s potential, and the growth that awaits him. That is why he recommended signing with him, because he will “dominate football for 10-15 years.”

There is no doubt that Zinedine’s positive opinion is the best endorsement for any player. He has already shown that his quality is ideal for a team like Real Madrid, but the Frenchman confirmed it once again.

Zidane is more than just the coach who won the Champions League three times in a row off the bench at Real Madrid, he was also the one who had a good eye for deals.

Players like Varane, Camavinga and Tchoameni arrived after the coach insisted on signing them, and so far he has been absolutely right in his recommendations.

Source: Defense Central