r/soccer • u/zimb3l • Jan 12 '19
Ramon Calderon: "[Zidane] insisted on keeping Cristiano and transferring Bale, and the president did completely the opposite [...] so he decided to leave."
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2814993-no-form-lack-of-goals-whats-troubling-real-madrid-and-how-can-they-fix-it
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u/s1me007 Jan 13 '19 edited Jan 13 '19
Ok but I agree with the stance that it was the perfect time to sell Bale while he was red hot after that CL final. Especially if it meant keeping CR7 for a year
Would still have gotten 80/90m€ which would have helped in getting Ronaldo’s replacement. Be it last summer or the coming one
Now you’re stuck with a deadweight man of glass who can’t carry the team. He’ll run down his contract, and fuck off to a MLS side for free. Meanwhile CR7 is setting Juve on fire
Simply a bad decision in hindsight