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"I Grew up in a Neighborhood Where There Was Room for Everyone," Zidane Calls on "to Fight Racism" Around the French Team

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Zinedine Zidane, during her presentation as a Blues' breeder, this Tuesday at the FFF headquarters, expressed her willingness to fight racist attacks that regularly target the players of the French team.

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Zinedine Zidane, during her presentation as a Blues' breeder, this Tuesday at the FFF headquarters, expressed her willingness to fight racist attacks that regularly target the players of the French team.

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The French Football Federation (FFF) announced this Tuesday Zinédine Zidane as France's new coach. In his first interview in command of the team, the coach was questioned about the recent racist offenses suffered by the players of the selection, especially during the World Cup, and stressed the importance of fighting them. — Maybe we can't change things, but we live in a beautiful country, with that diversity. I grew up in a neighborhood where t…

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"We must fight racism, that's what we're all trying to do in our own way," said on Tuesday, France's new team selector Zinédine Zidane, who was asked about the racist attacks that the players of the Bleus regularly suffer. "We may not change things, but we're in a beautiful country with this mix. I grew up in a neighborhood where there was room for everyone," said the child of the Castellane, a neighbourhood of Marseilles, officially named the s…

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New coach from France, Zinédine Zidane commented on Tuesday (28/7) about the recent cases of racism against players in the selection. The technician said that we need to fight prejudice. "Maybe we can't change things, but we live in a beautiful country with that diversity. I grew up in a neighborhood where there was room for everyone. We need to fight racism," said the coach. "France announced the 1998 world champion as the new commander of the …

What the French team's new chief coach said about racist insults against football players, and why he thinks it's important to keep fighting -- learn from his statement.

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maxifoot.fr broke the news on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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