GARETH BALE: HOW MUCH HE EARNED & HIS NEXT CLUB

Gareth Bale made £220 million from his time at Real Madrid & his next club if Wales quality for the World Cup, will be nothing to do with money, it will be to what suits Bale in helping him keep fit for 3mths.
Bake will also want to play at a high standard with a good squad of players.

Monday 30th May 2021



His agent, Jonathan Barnett, has already already in an exclusive interview that his client’s next move won’t be determined by finance but by where he wants to play his football.




He said: “Finance will not come into this. He’s already extremely wealthy. Gareth is probably the richest footballer Britain has produced. In any case, no club on earth would be able to pay what he’s on at the moment. Gareth realises that. Money is not important to him.

“It will be down to where he wants to play, a personal choice - but only after the Wales games are out of the way.”

Bale’s time in Spain has seen him rewarded handsomely. He initially signed a six-year deal in Madrid back in 2013 worth an estimated £300,000 a week. He agreed an extension in October 2016 until the summer of 2022 - the contract which is set to elapse next month.

So, from rough workings out, he would have earned just around 48million up until his contract extension in 2016. His updated terms saw him earn £150million in salary and bonuses over the course of the next six years at £350,000 a week after tax.

That would put his total Real Madrid earnings at just under £200million - and that’s just in salary and bonuses alone.

Various sponsorship agreements, including a lucrative six-year deal with adidas worth £20million, was signed in 2014, and according to reports that contract is still in place. He also has other endorsement deals to his name and has struck various others with big-name brands such as EA Sports and BT Sport in the past.



According to Marca, Bale's net worth in 2022 is 131million euros. Not bad work if you can get it.

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Gareth Bale next club odds:

Forest & Newcastle are now creeping up in the odds.


Cardiff 1/3
Any MLS club 6/1
Tottenham 6/1
Nottingham Forest 10/1
Newcastle 12/1
Atletico Madrid 16/1
Southampton 20/1
Manchester Utd 22/1
Rangers 22/1
Celtic 25/1
(Odds courtesy of SkyBet, correct at time of publication)

Is that odds on to come to us? Not worth putting a couple of quid on it as little return for your tenner... only people in the know who have money to burn like GB will bet on him coming to us with such odds.

Is that odds on to come to us? Not worth putting a couple of quid on it as little return for your tenner... only people in the know who have money to burn like GB will bet on him coming to us with such odds.

Yes it is Allan.

Well if the part about a high standard is true then it rules us out.

Is that odds on to come to us? Not worth putting a couple of quid on it as little return for your tenner... only people in the know who have money to burn like GB will bet on him coming to us with such odds.

Yes it is Allan.

Wel like I said who's going to put a tenner on him coming here if only get £3 back for £9 stake unless got money to burn ? But looking at statement high quality team would rule us out unless morison comes up with some gems to sign..

Gareth Bale made £220 million from his time at Real Madrid & his next club if Wales quality for the World Cup, will be nothing to do with money, it will be to what suits Bale in helping him keep fit for 3mths.
Bake will also want to play at a high standard with a good squad of players.

Monday 30th May 2021



His agent, Jonathan Barnett, has already already in an exclusive interview that his client’s next move won’t be determined by finance but by where he wants to play his football.




He said: “Finance will not come into this. He’s already extremely wealthy. Gareth is probably the richest footballer Britain has produced. In any case, no club on earth would be able to pay what he’s on at the moment. Gareth realises that. Money is not important to him.

“It will be down to where he wants to play, a personal choice - but only after the Wales games are out of the way.”

Bale’s time in Spain has seen him rewarded handsomely. He initially signed a six-year deal in Madrid back in 2013 worth an estimated £300,000 a week. He agreed an extension in October 2016 until the summer of 2022 - the contract which is set to elapse next month.

So, from rough workings out, he would have earned just around 48million up until his contract extension in 2016. His updated terms saw him earn £150million in salary and bonuses over the course of the next six years at £350,000 a week after tax.

That would put his total Real Madrid earnings at just under £200million - and that’s just in salary and bonuses alone.

Various sponsorship agreements, including a lucrative six-year deal with adidas worth £20million, was signed in 2014, and according to reports that contract is still in place. He also has other endorsement deals to his name and has struck various others with big-name brands such as EA Sports and BT Sport in the past.



According to Marca, Bale's net worth in 2022 is 131million euros. Not bad work if you can get it.

David Beckham is te richest footballer he's worth a whoping 450m dollars .

It's all rather obscene when folk are starving in parts of the world.

It's all rather obscene when folk are starving in parts of the world.

Indeed, totally agree, but look at the obscene monies that we spend on politicians......at least Gareth gives us moments of joy and relief. I can't say the same for the other clowns the public have to pay for.