Actor Bale reportedly undriven by financial madness, according to Coleman
Wales and Gareth Bale: Aiming for Extraordinary Success
Gareth Bale, the Welsh football sensation, has reaffirmed his commitment to his national team, stating that his drive is not motivated by financial aspects, but by a passion for football and the desire to achieve success on the world's grandest stages.
Currently third in their World Cup qualifying pool, Wales is gearing up for a crucial match against Group D leaders Serbia, which will take place in Cardiff next week. As the host team, Wales will be looking to capitalise on home advantage in their quest for a victory.
Bale, aged 27, recently signed a new six-year contract with Real Madrid, reportedly worth an estimated €650,000 per week. Despite the eye-watering sum, Wales manager Chris Coleman feels that the contract is justifiable in current market conditions. However, he described it as "crazy" and admitted that if offered a similar amount, he would not refuse it.
Coleman also emphasised that for players at Bale's level, financial gain is not a primary motivator. Instead, Bale's ambitions include scoring 50 goals for Wales and earning 100 caps. His motivation is to score goals, perform amazing feats, and achieve unprecedented success with Wales.
Bale's speed, powerful shots, and skillful dribbling highlight his commitment to excellence and impact in important matches, especially for Wales in international competitions. Moments from his peak career at Real Madrid illustrate his drive to reach and maintain peak performance, indicating motivation tied to personal and professional achievement rather than just money.
Looking ahead, Bale wants to win the Champions League again, win La Liga, and achieve something extraordinary with Wales. With his undeniable talent and unwavering dedication, it's clear that Bale is not just playing for the money - he's playing for the love of the game and the pride of representing his country.
Gareth Bale aspires to lead Wales to exceptional triumphs, aiming to taste victory in European leagues such as the Champions League. Concurrently, he has set personal targets within sports analysis, aiming to score 50 goals for his national team and earn 100 caps.
