Gareth Bale believes he could soon be close to top form for Real Madrid after an injury-hit start to his time in Spain.
The Welshman, who joined Los Blancos in the summer for a 91 million euro transfer fee from Tottenham Hotspur, has only made seven league appearances, scoring three goals.
Although Bale is confident he will soon be firing on all cylinders: “The best is yet to come. I’ve just finished my fitness training and I can still give more.
“Now I can score more goals and help the team achieve success. It was only a matter of time before I was one hundred per cent. Now everyone sees what I can do, I just need to keep working,” he told Real Madrid TV.
The 24-year old was forced to miss most of Tottenham’s pre-season after suffering from a foot injury, but managed to score 38 minutes into his debut – a 2-2 draw away at El Madrigal against Villarreal.
Unfortunately for Bale he suffered a recurring thigh muscle problem and was forced to missed much of October, but having played a part in all of Los Blancos last seven matches he has really started to impress, scoring three and assisting six in that time.
