Marca reports, Real Madrid Castilla head coach, Zinedine Zidane will face a three-match ban from coaching. Spanish Football Federation’s Coaches’ Committee had earlier reported to the competition committee that the legendary French footballer did not have adequate coaching license.
The lawyer in charge of Zidane’s case, Alberto Pérez Calderón, has proposed a three-month ban for Zidane and his ‘assistant’ coach at Real Madrid Castilla, Santiago Sánchez Martín. His suspension would be for allowing another person to work in a coaching capacity. According to the Article 104 of the Disciplinary Code, one to six-month ban for coaching without the relevant badges or lending badges to another coach can be imposed on. The judge gave a verdict banning both the Frenchman and Santiago Sánchez for three months.
The evidence presented by the Coaches’ Committee has played an important role in handing out a ban. Real Madrid’s own website states that the ex-French footballer is their main coach. another noteworthy fact is that, Zidane’s salary is significantly higher than Santiago Sánchez’s.
