ZINEDINE ZIDANE has proved that he’s still got it as he wore the white of Real Madrid again.
The retired Los Blancos legend took part in a match between Real Madrid Legends and Porto Legends today.
Zidane proved that class is permanent as he rolled back the years during the charity match.
The 51-year-old put on a classy display harking back to his five-year spell with Madrid where he won the Champions League and La Liga between 2001 and 2006.
The silky midfielder continued to do the little things well as fans were in awe of his soft touch and quick feet on the ball.
And one clip in particular sent fans mad as Zidane took the ball into his control in a tight area and wriggled away from a Porto defender with ease using a tidy bit of skill.
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Many took to social media to wax lyrical about the former Real Madrid manager.
One wrote: “That touch and move by Zidane at this age, he’s the GOAT man.”
While another added: “He has still got it man. He is eternal.”
A third posted: “Like fine wine, Zizou is always special.”
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And a fourth joked: “Zidane would still easily walk into our midfield…”
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Zidane wasn’t the only icon that took to the Bernabeu pitch for the charity game with the likes of Iker Casillas, Steve McManaman, Roberto Carlos and Raul also representing Madrid.
While Porto had the likes of Marek Cech, Ricardo Quaresma and Capucho representing their legends side.
The match ended 1-0 to Porto with the annual affair raising money for the fight against ALS and the sustainability of the Real Madrid Foundation’s projects.
Real Madrid Legends vs Porto Legends squads
Real Madrid Legends: Casillas, Buyo, Contreras, Roberto Carlos, Pavón, Zidane, Milla, Butragueño, Raúl, Alfonso, Baptista, McManaman, Morientes, Martín Vázquez, Seedorf, Figo, Amavisca, Iván Campo, Raúl Bravo, Karembeu, Arbeloa, Fernando Sanz, Solari and Granero.
FC Porto Vintage: Vítor Baía, Bruno Vale, Casillas, João Pinto, R. Silva, Bruno Alves, R. Costa, Costinha, Quaresma, Rui Barros, Derlei, Bosingwa, Maxi, Varela, P. Assunção, Diego, Capucho, Rubens Jr, P. Mendes, Gaspar, Mário Silva, Pena and Marek Cech.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk