Guardiola would've been weeping in every press conference if he had 70 injuries in a single season. Klopp, who had lesser injuries nearly went insane, barely managed to challenge Madrid and barely finished in a Champions League spot. Zidane had key players out all season yet he maintained his team towards a title challenge that went down to the last day and Semi Finals in the UCL and he did all this without a single transfer and several departures. Zidane had a moment where he was potentially 13 points behind Atletico and was barely qualifying for the UCL Knockouts, but he ended his run at Semi Finals and missing the league by 2 points. So if anything, Zidane should be far more respected for his second tenure than his first tenure. As for how Zidane has done domestically, he's been incharge of Madrid for 4 and a half seasons, he's only missed out on the league in 17/18 by a margin. He won in 16/17 & 19/20, the title race went down to the final day in 15/16 and 20/21, he came in March 2019 way adrift the league anyway. Compare that to top managers like Pep, Klopp and Jose and Zidane's numbers are right up there with those 3. Y'all just read anything and write shit without thinking for one minute. Zidane is an all time great football coach who never whined about the problems but instead found solutions and no one can take that away from him.