Zinedine Zidane Talks About Bale’s Issue of Leaving from Real Madrid

MADRID, SPAIN - APRIL 11: Gareth Bale of Real Madrid in action during the UEFA Champions League quarter final second leg match between Real Madrid and Juventus at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu on April 11, 2018 in Madrid, Spain. (Photo by Etsuo Hara/Getty Images)


DBasia.news –  Rarely playing and not having a good relationship with fans is the reason for Gareth Bale’s leaving rumor  from Real Madrid. Bale is reportedly leaving next summer.

The news has strengthened again after Zinedine Zidane decided to return to Los Blancos starting last March. Although he had stated that he would still rely on Bale, this did not necessarily make the rumors of his departure subside.

Moreover, the former Tottenham Hotspur player returned to show disappointing performance when his team painstakingly beat Eibar on Week 31 of La Liga held at Santiago Bernabeu, Saturday (6/4). Even most of the fans who were present at the stadium also returned to ridicule Bale.

This situation has made Zidane continue to get questions about Bale’s future with Los Blancos, but now the Frenchman has given a signal that the player will no longer be part of his team from the upcoming 2019/20 season.

“Will Bale stay at Real Madrid? We will see about that later. He has the remaining contract for two seasons and is still part of this club,” Zidane said as quoted by the Daily Mail.

“The cheers and whistles provided by fans did not make us feel happy, but they came here to see the team perform well. They knew that the Real Madrid season was over. Now we are just trying to end the season in second place, he added.

The overhaul of the squad will indeed be done by the club that has successfully won 13 Champions League trophies. In addition to Bale, Madrid has also been targeting to get funds estimated at 500 million euros if they successfully release some of their star players.

Bale also seems to not find it difficult to find a new club, the 28-year-old was reportedly included in the transfer radar of Manchester United and Bayern Munich.