Real Madrid Age: 33 injuries and many titles in 7 years

Gareth Bale was the starting point of a Real Madrid era. Wellsian's arrival in the summer of 2013 closed the cycle of a group of legends in “Bernabeu”. There the BBC was born (Benzema) - Bale-Cristiano, a excellent “trident”, which exceeded 400 goals in total; exactly 442 goals, and which won 4 Champions in five years. Cristian Ronaldo's farewell in 2018 ended it BBC and now, the historic Madrilán attack seems to be losing even the star that crowned it “treet”.

Bale has not yet closed his scene in Madrid, because his contract with whites lasts until 2022, in the best possible way. But borrowing is a goodbye through the back door, after the last two seasons, in which there has been more a headache for the club than anything else. A situation that “feeds” what Bale built with Cristiano and Benzema. A powerful offensive alliance, which remained somewhat overshadowed by MSN (Mess- The almighty Suarez-Neymar, winning the Champions League.

Bale arrived as a galaxy, to enter a dressing room where CR7 was already “reme” undisputed. But Wellsian managed to create an important place in the first season. He was far from Ronaldo's regularity, however, despite scoring 22 goals in debut with whites. Legendary was his galop in the King's Cup final against Barcelona in “Mestalla” and the historic goal of bringing Real Madrid forward to the final of the Champions' League against Atlético Madrid, in which” Los Blankos” won “Decima”. Bale started his white experience with two memorable titles.

Then his aura in Madrid would gradually fade, largely because of injuries that have severely punished him. A lot of 33 per 7-month damage has been sustained, meriting definition as <x0 crystal player”. He never scored more goals than in his first season in Madrid. Of course, what she never missed was the show at crucial times. Spectacular was his appearance in Milan's final, including the penalty goal. He also shone on the 2014 Club World. And above all, the two goals in Kyiv's final remain “the pie on”, because they made Real Madrid's story, provided the third consecutive Champions.

Shortly after Cristiano Ronaldo left Real Madrid, Bale was given the opportunity he had so much sought to reign on the white team without Portuguese's imposing figure. The club placed a bet on him, but the Welshan didn't meet expectations and couldn't get the “stafet” left by CR7. Bale couldn't even keep the place in the titular formation. Until the moment of departure from “Bernabeu”...