Gareth Bale put the points to Real Madrid: He will not forgive them an euro

Gareth Bale is not willing to do Madrid any favors. Despite the fact that the white club made him the most expensive signing in history in 2013, pays him 30 million gross per season and has given him the possibility of winning four Champions League, the Welshman will squeeze the white club until the last day. Bale has one more year left on his contract with Madrid and, according to The Mirror, the forward intends to collect up to the last euro that appears in his contract with Madrid.

The English newspaper assures that the Welshman will refuse to accept a salary cut in the last year of his contract with Madrid, whether he stays at the white club or if he goes on loan to another team. According to this information, Madrid shares his salary with Tottenham, and Bale hopes that next season the white club will do the same if he returns on loan to the English team.

In any case, the intention of Madrid is to get rid of the Welshman and release the 30 million of his file to be able to face the signing of Mbappé. In fact, the White club celebrates every goal he scores with Tottenham, since they hope that he can revalue between now and the end of the season and some club will take on his entire salary next season. At the moment, Bale has eight goals and five assists after 22 games in all competitions with Spurs.

If when Mourinho exposed Gareth Bale to the world of football saying that he had tried to be discreet with the Welshman, he was thinking of provoking a reaction in him, he was completely right. The Madrid forward has scored four goals in his last four appearances since those challenging statements. In the last game, he started against Burnley, double and assist. Bale is back, and he himself claims it is to stay. 

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Mourinho has spent six months tinkering on a Tottenham attack that looked obvious from the start. The sight of the Welshman playing alongside Harry Kane and Son Heung-min was one of the main appeals of his return to north London and it took just 75 seconds for him to combine with the South Korean to open the result in the match that Tottenham’s 4-0 win over Burnley. Spurs’ attacking quartet – their star trio plus Lucas Moura – was new. Even Bale, Son and Kane had only started one Premier League match together previously, a 1-0 victory away to West Brom in November of 2020