Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane has cast doubt over his future at the club by refusing to confirm that he will still be in charge next season.
Zidane returned for a second managerial stint with the Spanish giants in March 2019 and earlier this week steered them to a 34th La Liga title with one game of the campaign remaining.
The 48-year-old ended his first spell at the helm just days after helping them to a third successive Champions League crown and, while his current deal does not expire until 2022, the Frenchman has suggested that another unexpected exit could be in store.
"No-one knows what will happen. I have a contract, I like being here, but you never know what will happen in football," Zidane told reporters at a press conference
"It changes from one day to the next in this sport. I don't know what will happen in the future."
Zidane has now won 11 trophies during his time as Madrid boss - including two league titles and three Champions Leagues - leaving him only three behind Miguel Munoz's club record.
