Zidane at the centre of brewing Trouble at Real

Media reports  suggest trouble could be brewing at Real Madrid with claims that head coach Zinedine Zidane and club president Florentino Perez are not in harmony about who the club should sign this summer in a bid to beef up their midfield.
According to the London Evening Standard, Zidane is keen on bringing Chelsea midfielder Nemanja Matic to the Benabeau but club Chief Perez is believed to be insistent on Moussa Sissoko addition.

The reigning European champions reportedly value both players at £34m and are keen to add one or the other before they begin their La Liga campaign on Aug. 21.
Neither Zidane nor Perez is likely to want to back down on this one, and the outcome of this power tussle could provide insight into how the land lies at one of the world’s biggest clubs.
Sissoko was left out of Newcastle’s squad for the defeat against Fulham on Friday, leading to speculation that a move is imminent.
Meanwhile, Newcastle who have been relegated to the English second division insist that they will not accept any figure less than £36m for their player.
Recall that both men last month had a disagreement over Norwegian youngster, Martin Odegaard. Real Have also been linked with a big money move for Bayern Munich full-back David Alaba.