Some celebrities from the world of sport usually say that football is their only passion and that they wouldn’t know what would they do, if they didn’t play football. But, Zinedine Zidane is not one of them. The famous coach and former football legend had not only one, but two ‘reserve’ jobs in case he didn’t make it in football. ‘Zi Zou’ is currently taking a break from football after an exhausting season and is in a supporting mood. Former Real player and coach supported the “Orange” project with 2,000,000 euros, which promotes the development and progress of amateur football. Through the mentioned project, he had the opportunity to hang out and talk to kids from Castellano and Rodez, his favorite clubs from the south of France and the kid asked him questions in a video call.Ronaldo: Messi is my biggest rival, but we know who is the bestDuring the talk, various questions were asked, and off course, one of them what would Zidane do, if he didn’t make it in football. The kids knew that Zidane had two loves: football and judo, but he gave an interesting answer. “I did not hesitate to do another job. But I was also doing judo. You had to choose, at one point I chose football. As a profession, when I was young, if I hadn’t been a footballer or a judoka, I would have been a delivery driver, it was my great passion. There were stores in the neighborhood and I was helping them” surprised Zidane everybody. Ronaldo not sure that PSG will win the Champions LeagueThere were other interesting questions for the famous midfielder, and Zidane answered what’s his best goal (Champions League final on May 15, 2002 against Leverkusen), and also who was his toughest opponent ever.“There were a lot of strong players, but if there is one like that, it’s Paolo Maldini, he was hard to pass that one”, said Zidane with a smile.
