I have no great pride in that event; Zinedine Zidane talks about the moment when his career ended
Zinedine Zidane, the legend of France, was one of the best talented players in world football. Zidane has achieved a lot in his career as a player and coach.
The red card in the 2006 World Cup final was the biggest black mark of Sedan’s career. Zidane received a red card for beating Italy’s Marco Materassi in the head in extra time.
Italy won the match, which lasted until the penalty shootout. He is still facing criticism for Sedan’s immature behavior. But there were also those who supported Zidane.
But Zidane said he had no pride in his work and wanted to change what happened that day. It was also the most memorable moment of his career.
‘Only Lizarrazu could contain me at that moment. It was important to me that he was with me, by my side. But you can not go back in time. I’m not proud of what I did, but I believe this is part of my career. I can not change it anymore. There are always difficult moments, and one of those moments was the perfect moment in the World Cup, ”Zidane said.
Zidane was instrumental in helping France win the 1998 World Cup. He also received the Ballon d’Or that year. Zidane also scored in the 2006 World Cup final. But when the Azzurri fought back, the match moved to extra time and then to a shootout.
The player was retiring from football after being hit in the head by another racer. He then started his coaching career in 2013.
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