Bale is making fun of Real Madrid

Bale is making fun of Real Madrid. It's nothing new. He has been doing it for years, since he found out that his contract that expires next summer was an electric fence, untouchable for Los Blancos and for any other club that wants to hire him. Contract, contract, contract: that was his only message when he found out that Madrid wanted to sell him.

The news of his new injury sums up an irritating situation. Bale played his last game for Madrid on August 28. An injury cut off his redemption attempt against a fanbase that does not know whether to take it as a joke or not. Since then, his recovery plan was discreet. On the horizon was the international break, and that's where Bale wanted to be, playing his 100th game for Wales, a sign of commitment.

Bale has long been impossible to decipher. It is not known whether he is a golf player who plays football in his spare time or if he is a footballer who plays golf in his spare time. In between, like a cursed virus, are a series of injuries, whether it's with Madrid, Tottenham or Wales.

On the 18th hole of his career at Madrid, Bale constantly talks up his past achievements. A decisive footballer in unforgettable games for the club no longer acknowledges the consequences of his own actions. It seems that the former Cardiff man just doesn't care enough about Madrid. In his life of birdies, flags, messages and trips, not even true legends like Zinedine Zidane can stand in the way.

What are Real Madrid doing?

Throughout this whole ordeal, Real Madrid's inaction has been surprising, unable to clean up Bale's code of conduct. The explanations are found somewhere between the affection and the helplessness of the one who knows that he is going to have to break the bank. The reality of this drama is already a tiresome script: rumours of his departure, messages to the contrary, injuries, golf courses, goals without celebrations, trips with Wales and a contract.

In the summer, his return was sold as a new signing for Carlo Ancelotti. The only hope for the club is that Bale wants to play at the World Cup. Hopefully, a game with Madrid will catch him in high spirits. Bale, laughter, Madrid, in that order.

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