' Bluntly told you have NO future '

Gareth Bale bluntly told he has no future at Real Madrid as ex-president speaks out

Bale has fallen out of favour at the Bernabeu


Sunday 9th August 2020

Former Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon has weighed in on the 'very sad' Gareth Bale situation.


The Welshman's relationship with manager Zinedine Zidane has broken down completely and it's led to Bale being left on the sidelines.

He didn't travel to Manchester for Real's clash with Man City last night. It is thought he did not travel because he knew he would have no chance of featuring in the match.

The 31-year-old has played just two out of Madrid's 12 matches since sport restarted.

Calderon believes there's no longer a place for Bale in Madrid and he urged the winger to stop wasting his time.

"If Zidane stays with Real, which I think is certain, then he (Bale) will have to find a new way," Calderon told the BBC.

"Apparently he (Zidane) got what he wanted at the end of the season. He said La Liga was the main objective. I am sure he will continue so there is no place unfortunately for Gareth Bale.

"The problem is he has two more years' contract. It's sad to see him wasting his time because he is still for sure fit and in good shape."

Bale has been consistently linked with big clubs across Europe and came close to a move to China last summer but it fell through at the last minute.

His current deal is said to be worth £600,000 per week, money that is not likely to be available at any potential suitors.

"It's very sad," added Calderon.


"It's a pity to see a player like him in the stands. I think his skill and talent has not gone, he is still a good player who could be playing at a high level in any team in the world.

"Therefore I think they will have to find a solution to end this agony for the sake of both sides.

"If he doesn't want to reduce his salary, which would be understandable, they will have to find another way to finish this situation."

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Basically a non story as everybody in the world knows the situation.The difficult answer is how they both get out of it with saving face.

I wonder if Barcelona will step in.

C'mon Gaz. Come home. We love you and need to to build a dynasty here.

Could he still do a job for us at his age ?

C'mon Gaz. Come home. We love you and need to to build a dynasty here.

Obviously Bale could do a job for us but I think we would all prefer Keifer Moore.

If I was on £600K a week for next two years- that's £60 million- I wouldn't give a damn about being told I have no future. Sad from a football perspective though.

If I was on £600K a week for next two years- that's £60 million- I wouldn't give a damn about being told I have no future. Sad from a football perspective though.

ive read the 600k a few times but also 35 mill over 2 years which is insane either way.. seems like Real is a FFP free zone..

Gareth Bale bluntly told he has no future at Real Madrid as ex-president speaks out

Bale has fallen out of favour at the Bernabeu


Sunday 9th August 2020

Former Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon has weighed in on the 'very sad' Gareth Bale situation.


The Welshman's relationship with manager Zinedine Zidane has broken down completely and it's led to Bale being left on the sidelines.

He didn't travel to Manchester for Real's clash with Man City last night. It is thought he did not travel because he knew he would have no chance of featuring in the match.

The 31-year-old has played just two out of Madrid's 12 matches since sport restarted.

Calderon believes there's no longer a place for Bale in Madrid and he urged the winger to stop wasting his time.

"If Zidane stays with Real, which I think is certain, then he (Bale) will have to find a new way," Calderon told the BBC.

"Apparently he (Zidane) got what he wanted at the end of the season. He said La Liga was the main objective. I am sure he will continue so there is no place unfortunately for Gareth Bale.

"The problem is he has two more years' contract. It's sad to see him wasting his time because he is still for sure fit and in good shape."

Bale has been consistently linked with big clubs across Europe and came close to a move to China last summer but it fell through at the last minute.

His current deal is said to be worth £600,000 per week, money that is not likely to be available at any potential suitors.

"It's very sad," added Calderon.


"It's a pity to see a player like him in the stands. I think his skill and talent has not gone, he is still a good player who could be playing at a high level in any team in the world.

"Therefore I think they will have to find a solution to end this agony for the sake of both sides.

"If he doesn't want to reduce his salary, which would be understandable, they will have to find another way to finish this situation."

Wow!! What a flashback the title of this thread just gave me....

Bluntly told you have no future.

Thanks mam and dad.

I don’t mind “pay me up” and I’ll go if not I’m happy to take the money and play golf and play for Wales.

Oh yeah and stop Zidane spending money on future signings.