Impressive from at the 2014 World Cup earned him a big money move from Monaco, and while he did well in his first season, last year injuries and a lack of playing time halted his progress.
Zidane has not been particularly active in the transfer market himself, which has opened up the possibility of James remaining at the club despite mounting interest from elsewhere, something the boss is happu with.
"I haven't spoken to James individually, only when discussing with the group, " he said.
"Every time I speak, people say I don't want James to stay, and it is true he hasn't played much, but he has a contract and he is an important player like everyone else."
Clubs in the Premier League are believed to be monitoring his situation, while Juventus are also said to be keen on doing a deal before the transfer window shuts.
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