DBasia.news – Real Madrid are reportedly considering terminating their winger, Gareth Bale’s contract. They did this as the Los Blancos has had difficulty finding buyers who want to use the services of this winger from Wales.
According to reports from Marca, Real Madrid manager, Zinedine Zidane will not hold him for at least one season at the Santiago Bernabeu. Indeed, Bale still has a contract in Madrid for two years.
The former Tottenham player is considered to have failed to fill the gap in the Madrid attack line left by Cristiano Ronaldo since 2018. Bale hasn’t even scored a goal since September and only played three times this year.
Zidane had even prepared to give him another season, but the performance he gave seemed enough to make him leave Madrid.
Bale’s high salary is also one of the reasons why Los Blancos decided to let him go. Bale is currently paid 15.4 million pounds. And if Brexit really happens next January, Bale will use the non-EU players ration in the Madrid squad.
Gareth Bale also had some problems with the fans, especially after he controversially waved the Wales flag with the words “Wales, Golf, Madrid. In that order, “which shows that Madrid is only Bale’s third priority at the moment under Golf.
Gareth Bale was brought in from Totttenham Hotspur in 2014 for 100 million euros. At Los Blancos he has scored 105 goals in 249 matches and brought Madrid to four Champions League titles.