The four heirs of the Real Madrid coach have followed in their father’s footsteps and devoted themselves to the world of football.
Zinedine Zidane is celebrated as one of the greatest players ever, a claim that is widely accepted by fans and critics alike. His storied career peaked on the bench with Real Madrid, where he captained a remarkable era and guided the team to three consecutive Champions League titles, leaving an indelible mark on the club’s history.
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Alongside his professional achievements, Zidane has built a family whose members also chase football at various levels. The four children he shares with his wife Véronique have each carved their own paths in the sport. This piece gathers what is known about the Zidane offspring, their ages, and the clubs they have been part of, offering a snapshot of a footballing dynasty in the making.
ENZO ZIDANE (born 24 March 1995) — 29 years old
Enzo Zidane, the eldest son, followed a development path familiar to many at Real Madrid. He rose through Real Madrid Castilla and consistently pitted himself against older, more seasoned players in training and friendlies. His professional journey took him to Deportivo Alavés to claim a foothold in senior football before seeking new challenges in Switzerland with Lausanne-Sport. The move to Lausanne-Sport brought a difficult chapter as the team faced relegation to the Swiss Challenge League, testing Enzo’s resolve and adaptability. In the 2018/19 season, he embraced a fresh challenge with Rayo Majadahonda, a club linked to Madrid’s football ecosystem in the Segunda División. His later steps included stints with CD Aves, UD Almería, and Rodez Aveyron Football. At the current stage, he is listed with CF. Fuenlabrada, continuing his professional career in Spain’s competitive leagues.
LUCA ZIDANE (born 13 May 1998) — 27 years old
The goalkeeper among the Zidane siblings also emerged from the Real Madrid youth system, where his talent shone in the junior ranks. In July 2019, he was sent on loan to Racing de Santander to gain valuable minutes and experience against senior opponents. Luca made a formal debut with Real Madrid’s first team in an official match during the final day of the 2017/18 season against Villarreal, at the Estadio de la Cerámica, marking a memorable milestone. A year later, he moved to Rayo Vallecano, contributing to the club’s promotion to Spain’s top flight. Since September 2022, Luca has represented SD Eibar in the Segunda División, applying his skills in a demanding league and continuing the Zidane imprint in a precise, measured manner.
THEO ZIDANE (born 18 May 2002) — 23 years old
The youngest widely discussed member of the Zidane family stands out for his height and natural aptitude. At 1.86 meters, he brings a combinations of physical presence and technical capability to the field. He progressed through Real Madrid’s youth ranks and earned attention with his rapid ascent. While still under the umbrella of the Real Madrid system, he began training with the first team during the 2021 season, a sign of his growing potential under the guidance of the club’s coaching staff. His development continued as he remained on the radar for senior-level opportunities and challenging call-ups, including considerations around involvement with the first team in high-profile fixtures.
ELYAZ ZIDANE (born 26 December 2005) — 18 years old
The youngest Zidane sibling is already turning heads with his stature and talent. Standing tall at 1.95 meters, Elyaz belongs to Real Madrid’s La Fábrica, the famed academy that has produced many prominent players. His development has seen him train with the academy’s best and progress through the youth ranks. Notably, he represents France at the youth level, having debuted with the France under-17 team in October 2021, a milestone that underscores his potential on the national stage as well as in Madrid. Elyaz’s path reflects a blend of physical tools and technical growth, positioning him as a future component of the club’s strategic plan and a matter of pride for French football.
Source: Goal