Real Madrid on Gareth Bale: Carlo Ancelotti, the club’s coach, has left no doubt about Gareth Bale’s future.
Ancelotti’s response to Gareth Bale
Real Madrid, already crowned Spanish champions, will play Real Betis in their final league match this Friday. This is the final match before the Champions League final for Madrid. On Saturday, May 28 at the Stade de France, the Spanish Club will face Liverpool. Carlo Ancelotti was questioned about the future of Gareth Bale at the Bernabeu. The Welshman’s contract has not been renewed because he has become undesirable at Real Madrid. As a result, he will leave Real Madrid this summer.
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Bale should not play his final match at the Bernabéu until his departure is finalized. The Real Madrid manager appears unconcerned about wishing the 32-year-old striker farewell. “Whether or not he plays Friday match is irrelevant; his contract is up.” Bale is a club legend. Bale’s name will be etched into the annals of Real Madrid. In the Champions League and Cup finals, he was crucial… According to Marca, the Italian technician said during the pre-match press conference, “It’s normal that everyone recognizes him.”
Bale’s Madrid backdoor exit?
Gareth Bale represents one of Real Madrid’s most significant transfers. After Cristiano Ronaldo left Madrid in 2018, the Welsh winger arrived in 2013 from Tottenham Hotspur and was expected to lead Madrid’s attack after Ronaldo left the club, but rather Real Madrid’s attack was led by Karim Benzema. Karim Benzima is regarded as a strong candidate for the Ballon d’Or. In 44 games this season, the former Lyon forward has 44 goals and 15 assists.
Carlo Ancelotti, on the other hand, has no plans for Gareth Bale in this game. Since the start of the season, the Spurs’ winger has only played seven games (290 minutes). He last played for Real Madrid on April 9th. It’s unclear whether he’ll be able to wear his Madrid jeysey in front of the Bernabéu crowd for the final time this Friday.
