Gareth Bale has affirmed his takeoff from Real Madrid in an open letter in which he has expressed that his "fantasy turned into a reality and a lot more" during his nine years with the club.
It has for some time been evident that Bale would leave this late summer, toward the finish of his agreement. He made just four starts for Madrid this season, three of those approaching in August. The 32-year-old has scarcely played since, being harmed for extensive stretches and undesirable with Carlo Ancelotti. He spent the 2020-21 season on loan at Tottenham, from where he had joined Madrid for an expense remembered to be €100m in 2013.
Bale leaves having won the Champions League multiple times, however this season he played seven minutes in the opposition, and been important for three La Liga- winning team. His stupendous goal against Liverpool in the 2018 Champions League last put Madrid 2-1 up, and he fixed triumph with another strike.
"I compose this message to say thank you to every one of my partners, over a wide span of time, my manager, the private cabin staff and to the fans that upheld me," Bale composed. "I showed up here quite a while back as a young fellow who needed to understand my dream about playing for Real Madrid.
"To wear the flawless white shirt, to wear the peak on my chest, to play at the Santiago Bernabéu, to come out on top for championships and to be essential for what it's so well known for, to win the Champions League. I can now think back, reflect and say with genuineness that this fantasy turned into a reality and a lot more.
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