The rumors around Gareth Bale's future keep flowing and the Welshman is determined
With the 3-0 win over Israel, his national team on top of Group B with 11 points after five games. The 25-year-old player is aware of what he is capable of doing and doesn’t mind of what critics have to say. He knows he’s in Real Madrid for a reason.
Bale and Aaron Ramsey gave Wales a 3-0 win over Israel
“I don’t need to answer the critics. I know, and everyone around me knows, what I can do,” Bale said after the game with his national team.
After scoring two decisive goals for his club team last season, things have gone downhill this season for Bale. The £85million price tag he was brought into Los Merengues with have made many critics doubt his real value.
“There are ups and downs in football, you have to take it with a pinch of salt and all you can do is respond
Bale missed some clear opportunities in El Clasico
Bale has now scored 16 goals for his country and got further up in the list of top goal scorers for Wales, over John Charles in the all-time list. This season he has scored 16 goals in all competitions for Real Madrid. He was recently considered the fastest player on the planet.
“I don’t feel I need to prove anyone wrong or right, I just need to play my football,” Bale said.
Manchester United and Man City have expressed their desire to have Bale playing for them. Now Chelsea seems to join the fight for the Welshman. Madrid is actually ready to accept the 75million buy-out clause for the player. Bale has told his teammates he would like to stay in Madrid one more year.
The Special One might be thinking in bringing Bale to Chelsea
