Perez Wants Zinedine Zidane to "Stay at Real Madrid For Life"

Zinedine Zidane and Florentino Pérez

Real Madrid's president Florentino Pérez stunned his club manager Zinedine Zidane, as he offered to allowed to the Algerian to "stay for life" following the club's Champions League title win in Cardiff yesterday.
Madrid become the first to win the continental footballing title back-to-back after their Italy counterparts AC Milan, making it their 12th so far.
The title had eluded the club for five years until the Algerian manager was appointed and won it on his first season at the club and followed his antecedent yesterday in Cardiff.
"Zidane can stay at Real Madrid for the rest of his life," Pérez was quoted as saying "everyone Real Madrid fan is so grateful to him."
Zidane who also was ex Madrid forward won the title with the club in 2002, with a volley shot from outside the box he scored the deciding goal.