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Everything is starting to go sour. Of that illusion that Zinedine Zidane planted in Real Madrid with his return in March of this year, little remains. The French coach is the main target of this early season crisis not only because of the poor results, but also because of the decisions he makes with the squad.

In that regard, after the 3-0 defeat against PSG in the Champions League, Zidane decided to give his players a day off despite the result. According to the newspaper Mundo Deportivo, this decision has upset the top executives of Real Madrid, who do not understand the Frenchman's way of working.

In days when doubts arise about the form of the Real Madrid players, 'Zizou' has rewarded his players with a day off. Only the players who did not have minutes against PSG and those who have pending injuries attended training last Thursday in Valdebebas.

As the aforementioned source points out, there is "deep unease and anger within the Merengue board" not only because of the result at the Parc des Princes, but also because of what lies ahead this weekend in LaLiga Santander: a tough duel against Sevilla at the Sanchez Pizjuan.

The white team visits the league leader with a squad plagued by injuries and psychologically affected by the poor results. Although Real Madrid has not yet lost in the league, two draws, one at home (Valladolid) and another away (Villarreal), have made the board doubt whether Zidane's return was a good decision or not.

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