Zinedine Zidane said Saturday that he hopes Real Madrid will bolster their attack this summer, doing little to deflate speculation surrounding moves for Neymar and Eden Hazard.
"I have a clear idea what I want to do," Zidane told reporters. "The profiles and everything. I do not have every name, but I have clear idea what I want to achieve next year and we are working on it.
"Our intention is to have more strength in attack." Since returning to manage Real in March, Zidane has voiced his admiration for stars such as Chelsea's Eden Hazard and Paul Pogba at Manchester United.
This week another star linked to Real, Neymar, gave an interview in his native Brazil in which the Paris Saint-Germain star said he dreamed of playing with Hazard.
Zidane was asked if playing for Real was a dream come true.
"Yes, for many players," he replied.
"They know that this club is important and many want to play here one day. It's natural."
"They said I was not compatible with Djorkaeff. What nonsense."