he's like di matteo,got incredible luck to win all the titles while being average at most as manager,since his huge reputation he will have offers from big clubs otherwise he would dissappear anonymity
I see Lucho and Zidane very similar to each other.
Both aren't tactically great but they have that Club legend aura surrounding them along with being great motivators which allowed them to be respected in the locker rooms. They create a certain system and you add great players and the things I said above it will likely get them success for a period of time.
But where those two clearly struggle is when the system no longer functions right and the players are no longer motivated. they don't have the extensive tactical knowledge to keep things going fresh and new that will allow them to keep up the chance to win titles.
It happened under Lucho, he based his system off MSN. The idea is having such a devastating front line that it would be hard for teams to contain the three of them, and the Midfield became nothing but water carriers.
It worked in the first season and for a good portion of the 2015/16 season. But teams started to slowly figure things out, we were getting killed in the Midfield and we relied to much on MSN to bail us out. I feel like the 2016/17 season was the perfect chance to correct the issues we had but sadly it didn't. Lucho still persisted with the MSN idea and the team was a tactical mess.
Seems like the same thing is happening to Zidane, what worked in the previous seasons is no longer working and it doesn't seem like he has a real answer to fix those problems.