What is the truth about choosing Zidane's son to represent Algeria instead of France?

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What is the truth about choosing Zidane's son to represent Algeria instead of France?

Algerian sites were intrigued by the interest of Luca Zidane to represent Algeria instead of France, in contrast to traces of his father, who played with the Duke and led to the 1998 World Cup and at the 2000 Europe Cup.

On the page "Algerian Talents" on Twitter, that the goalkeeper of Real Madrid has loaned to Racing Santander, the Spaniards want to represent Algeria, noting that "sources close to the player have badured us the desire of Luka to represent the Algerian national team ".

For its part, published the page "DZ Football",
"Zeldan's son wants to play for Algeria," he said.

Algerian journalists have interacted with the news on a large scale, republishing tweets on the subject and portraits of Luca Zidane and his successor, the Algerian flag, modified by Alfotoshob.

So far, there has been no comment on the news, whether from the Algerian Football Federation or Luca Zidane and his close badociates.

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In theory, the representation of Algeria by Luca seems very unlikely for several reasons, including the lack of Algerian nationality that his father did not receive, unlike his grandfather (Zinedine's father Zidane), holder of Algerian nationality.

In addition, Fluka is part of the age groups of the France team, which could make him dream of playing someday for the France team.

Zinedine's second son, Luca Zidane began his career in 2004 at Real Madrid, where his father played as a player from 2001 to 2006, and then as a coach, where he played for France between 16 and 20 years.

Zinedine Zidane, Real Madrid's current coach, is based in the Kabylie region of northern Algeria, where his parents, Ismail and Melika, emigrated to France in 1953.

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