For: Express writing
March 24, 2021 23:37 hs-
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The Real Madrid you are convinced that you do not want Gareth Bale return to the club, according to reports. The Welsh international is spending the season on loan at the Tottenham. Bale is currently in international service with Wales.
And he admitted Tuesday that he was open to returning to the Real Madrid, insisting that he was in the Tottenham to get in shape before the Euro.
“There is no distraction for me,” Bale said when asked how the future of his club could affect his international form.
“I think the main reason I came to Spurs this year was to play football, first and foremost.
“Heading into the European Championship I wanted to be in shape. The original plan was to spend a season at Spurs and after the European Championship I still have one year left at Real Madrid.
“My plan is to go back, that’s what I have planned.”
And, now, the Spanish website OkDiario has claimed that Real Madrid will not want Bale to return to the Camp Nou.
They are determined to get him off the salary bill and believe that, from a financial point of view, his return would be disastrous.
Bale’s gigantic salary of nearly £ 600,000 a week is simply too much for Los Blancos, who are determined to spend a lot to sign Kylian Mbappé this summer.
And it seems that the veteran’s time in Tottenham It will end in the summer, and the report indicates that the Premier League giants have already decided not to re-sign him permanently.
Real are hopeful that Bale can shine before now and at the end of the season to entice the clubs to make a move.
And, if that fails, they believe that a good European Championship could increase their chances of letting him loose.
MLS clubs may be interested in launching for BaleWhile destinations such as Qatar and China cannot be ruled out either.
But Real Madrid he’s convinced he won’t get stuck with his number 11 and it seems like it’s only a matter of time before his spell with the La Liga champions ends.
In the meantime, Bale has admitted that he would love to play for Wales in a World Cup, as Ryan Giggs’ team failed to make it to the competition since 1958.
The 31-year-old said: “It would be amazing to play for Wales in a World Cup, that’s my dream.”
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