Madriddo "Real" forward Gareth Bale denied rumors that he might leave the Spanish capital team this summer.
The 25-year-old winger joined "Los Blancos" for a record-breaking 100 million euros in 2013 and already won the UEFA Champions League in his first season, but this year he has received a fair amount of criticism.
Some "Real" fans are displeased with Bale, but when The Sun asked if he would stay in Madrid next season, he replied: "Yes, of course. I am a Madrid "Real" player and will continue my work as usual. I enjoy playing here and hope to be able to do so in the future."
"I feel adapted to everything. Right now, I want to play and win more trophies. My goal is to continue to improve, perform well, and fight for as many titles as possible."
Bale also denied rumors of disagreements with team leader Cristiano Ronaldo: "It's nothing. Ultimately, we help our teammates as much as we can."
"People try to create problems where there are none. Training and playing matches with Cristiano is all normal. I train with the best players and try to improve as much as they do."
