Despite Chelsea coming back to winning ways, some prominent names in the world of Football believe his days are numbered.
Robert Pires believes a fellow Frenchman would be a fine addition to the Premier League, while he sees Kylian Mbappe as a future Ballon d’Or winner
Zinedine Zidane is considered to be “a warrior” by fellow World Cup winner Robert Pires, with Chelsea told that the former Real Madrid boss would be a fine successor to Maurizio Sarri.
The current coach at Stamford Bridge is seeing his future called into question during his debut campaign at the helm.
The Italian guided the Blues to the Carabao Cup final and has them in contention for a top-four finish in the Premier League, but has seen his methods and authority called into question.
Former Arsenal star Pires would not be surprised to see Sarri moved on this summer and believes an iconic countryman would be an ideal candidate to fill a managerial void in west London.
“It’s a very strange situation with Chelsea and how they treat their managers,” Pires told bwin.
“Sarri is a very good manager and he performed very well with Napoli, but it’s hard to see him at the club next season.
“There appears to be a lot of player power at Chelsea that he is struggling to overcome like many have before him.
“I think Zidane would be a very good appointment at Chelsea. He would demand respect from the Chelsea players and control the dressing room as a result of everything he has achieved both on the pitch as a player and on the bench as a manager.
“He’s a winner and a warrior. He’s had great success in the Champions League which is attractive to the Chelsea owner. It would be very good news for the Premier League if Zidane moved to England.”