Zidane's Kid Represents Algeria on the Field Now
Luca Zidane Aims for Algerian National Team and Africa Cup of Nations Debut
Luca Zidane, the goalkeeper of FC Granada, has been given the green light by FIFA to switch associations and represent the Algerian national football team. The 23-year-old aspiring shot-stopper hopes to make his debut for the Algerian team and compete in the Africa Cup of Nations.
Zidane's football journey began at a young age. He won the U17 European Championship title in 2015, under the guidance of his coach, Zinedine Zidane, who led Real Madrid to three Champions League victories. Zidane senior, a three-time world footballer of the year, also won the World Cup with France in 1998 and the European Championship in 2000.
Zidane junior has played for all French teams from U16 to U20. He has followed in his father's footsteps, demonstrating a promising career in football. His parents, who emigrated from Algeria to France in 1953, instilled a love for the beautiful game in their son.
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Zidane's aspirations extend beyond the Algerian national team. He aims to make appearances at the Africa Cup of Nations and potentially qualify for the World Cup. With his talent and determination, Luca Zidane is poised to make a significant impact on the international stage.
