Zidane leads Qatar with 60 million dollars a year, will Klopp replace Zidane at Real?

Zidane could lead Qatar, salary 60 million dollars a year

Less than 24 hours after announcing his departure from Real Madrid, the French coach is said to have received a huge offer from an Egyptian billionaire.

AboveTwitterpersonally, billionaire Naguib Sawiris today appeared the news: "Zinedine Zidane to Qatar to lead the national team to the 2022 World Cup. Salary 50 million euros (equivalent to 58 million dollars). Four-year contract".

According toThe Sun, the above amount is the salary after tax. If the Egyptian billionaire's statement is true, the former Real coach will pocket a total of 232 million dollars.

Zidane was pursued by many teams after leaving Real. Photo:AFP

The 2022 World Cup is Qatar's first major football tournament as hosts. The oil-rich country's wealthy owners want Qatar to do well, and see Zidane as a leading candidate for the hot seat.

Zidane is currently the most charismatic coach in the world. He won the Champions League a record three times in a row, and a total of nine titles in his two and a half years in charge of Real.

British newspaper believes Klopp is a strong candidate to replace Zidane

SheetThe SunJurgen Klopp is reportedly leading the list of candidates to succeed Zidane at the Bernabeu. The German coach has caught the eye of President Perez thanks to his strong personality, a quality that the Real chief sees as necessary to take on what is considered the toughest job in world football.

Klopp made a strong impression when he led Liverpool to the Champions League final with a fiery and beautiful attacking style. Since arriving at Liverpool, Klopp has not won any titles, but he is still recognized as successful in reviving the Anfield team.

However, it will not be easy for Real to get Klopp to leave England because his contract with Liverpool has four years left. Besides, Liverpool is still following the plan that Klopp is the leader.

Abramovich not allowed to enter the country, Chelsea postpones building new stadium

Chelsea owner was not granted a visa to enter the UK, affecting plans to build a stadium to replace Stamford Bridge.

Billionaire Abramovich has many investment projects in the UK. Photo:Reuters.

Roman Abramovich's UK investor visa has expired, but has not been renewed by the UK government, due to the recent diplomatic conflict with Russia.

Earlier this week, the 51-year-old billionaire obtained Israeli citizenship, meaning he can enter the UK without a visa. However, in apparent retaliation, Abramovich has decided to halt plans to build a new $1 billion stadium on the Stamford Bridge site.

Chelsea have previously been approved to build a new stadium and negotiate compensation for the surrounding residential area. The new stadium is expected to cost around $1.3 billion and will be a complex including hotels and shopping areas.

Klopp uses a unique trick to attract Dembele

Klopp wants to bring Dembele to Anfield.

Dembele has not made much of an impression since moving to the Nou Camp last summer. With Barca set to sign Griezmann, the 21-year-old striker's playing opportunities will be limited.

Therefore, Klopp is doing everything he can to bring Dembele to Anfield. The German coach will have a conversation with the striker's mother. He hopes that his plan to develop Dembele's talent can convince him to join Liverpool.

However, the Champions League runner-up will have to spend at least 88 million pounds to get a nod from Barcelona.

Bayern Munich ready to sell a series of key players

Dailymail reported that Bayern Munich is ready to sell Jerome Boateng, Thiago Alcantara, Juan Bernat and Arturo Vidal this summer if they receive suitable offers.

After appointing Niko Kovac as coach, the Bavarian 'Gray Tigers' are eager to clean up the squad to serve the 46-year-old German coach, but Lewandowski will not be among them. Although the Polish striker recently hinted that he will leave to fulfill his unfinished dream of winning the Champions League.