Gareth Bale's Agent Confirms He Isn't 'Ecstatic' to Be at Real Madrid Amid Transfer Rumours

Gareth Bale's agent has revealed that the winger is 'not ecstatic' to

be playing for Real Madrid but admitted there is no guarantee that he

will be leaving the club in January.

Bale has had a strained relationship with the Los Blancos

hierarchy for a number of years, with a move to Chinese side

Jiangsu Suning falling through at the eleventh hour in the summer.

The 30-year-old fanned the flames of supporter discord at Santiago

Bernabeu by posing in front of a banner that read: ' Wales. Golf.

Madrid - in that order ', after his Welsh team secured their place at

Euro 2020 last month.

Gareth Bale "is not ecstatic" at Real Madrid, but there's "no guarantee"

he will leave.

The move led to ​ significant criticism from pundits and fans , with

Bale being booed by the Real faithful in recent weeks, fuelling

speculation that a return to the Premier League with Tottenham or

Manchester United could be on the cards.

When asked about his client's morale at the club the 30-year-

old's agent, Jonathan Barnett, confirmed that the forward was not

entirely happy.

"He's not ecstatic," Barnett confirmed during an appearance on the

Euro Leagues Podcast, as reported by BBC Sport.

Despite this, the agent also claimed that Bale would continue to

perform to his maximum for as long as he is a Los Blancos player.

"He has got a contract and as long as he is a Real Madrid player he

will play at 100% - and do very well. He wants to win the

championship and the European championship and everything else.

It will not affect his performance.

"The facts and figures prove if he is on the field for Real Madrid they

have a better chance of winning," Barnett stated.

Despite his client's displeasure, Bale's representative refused to

confirm whether the player would be departing Santiago Bernabeu in

the near future.

"There's no guarantee he is leaving. If the right opportunity came

along for him and it's something he wants to do we have to have a

chat with the president of Real Madrid and see where we are,"

Barnett added.