Man Utd line up Zidane as next boss - and Ronaldo could play key role in move

Manchester United are reportedly working to persuade Zinedine Zidane to replace Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as their new manager.
The Times say that, after a series of poor results and performances, Solksjaer’s job is under threat and options are being explored.
And Zidane, who won two La Liga titles and three Champions Leagues during his time as a coach at Real Madrid, is the man they want to succeed him.
However, the former World Cup-winning player is not fully convinced that United is the right place to jump back into management.
But with the Red Devils’ signings of Cristiano Ronaldo and Raphael Varane - two players Zidane worked with at Real Madrid - they are hopeful they can convince him to make the move to Manchester.
United currently sit sixth in the Premier League despite spending £120million on new players in the summer, which has led to Solskjaer coming under heavy criticism from fans and pundits.
Zidane left Real at the end of last season and, after six months out of football, he could be set for his next challenge.