#8 Player All-Time
#5 Manager All-Time

Zinedine Zidane

FranceFrance

VISION · PLAYMAKER · BIG GAME

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Zinedine Zidane's club career has spanned Cannes (1989–1992), Bordeaux (1992–1996), Juventus (1996–2001), R. Madrid (2001–2006), while representing France (1994–2006) at international level.

Zinedine Zidane has won 17 major trophies across their career, including the Confederations Cup 2 times with France. Individually, they have won the Player of Year 3 times.

Career

Clubs
FranceCannes
1989–1992
FranceBordeaux
1992–1996
ItalyJuventus
1996–2001
SpainR. Madrid
2001–2006
National Team
FranceFrance
1994–2006
Manager
SpainR. Madrid
2016–2018
SpainR. Madrid
2019–2021
FranceFrance
2026–2027

Career Map

Every country Zinedine Zidane’s career has touched, club and country.

Trophies Won

Major honours Zinedine Zidane has won with club and country.

World
World Cup1998 — France
Confederations Cup2001, 2003 — France
Intercontinental Cup1996 — Juventus
Intercontinental Cup2002 — R. Madrid
Continental
EURO2000 — France (Europe)
Champions League1996 — Juventus (Europe)
Super Cup1996 — Juventus (Europe)
Champions League2002 — R. Madrid (Europe)
Super Cup2002 — R. Madrid (Europe)
Domestic
ItalyLeague1997, 1998 — Juventus
ItalySuper Cup1997 — Juventus
SpainLeague2001, 2003 — R. Madrid
SpainSuper Cup2001, 2003 — R. Madrid
Manager · World
Club World Cup2016, 2017, 2018 — R. Madrid
Manager · Continental
Champions League2016, 2017, 2018 — R. Madrid (Europe)
Super Cup2016, 2017 — R. Madrid (Europe)
Manager · Domestic
SpainLeague2017, 2020 — R. Madrid
SpainSuper Cup2017, 2020 — R. Madrid

Individual Honours

Personal awards Zinedine Zidane has won across their career.

World
Ballon d'Or1998
Player of Year1998, 2000, 2003
Best Coach2017
World Cup Golden Ball2006
Continental
Best Player2002 — Europe
Best MD1998 — Europe
Team of Year2001, 2002, 2003 — Europe

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Videos

Highlights and moments involving Zinedine Zidane, oldest first.

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