Zidane wants Varane to stay but is ambiguous about Bale future
Real Madrid coach ZinedineZidane during a press conference at Ciudad Real Madrid, Valdebebas, Madrid, Spain on March 16, 2019. ― Reuters pic
Speaking at a news conference ahead of Real’s La Liga visit to Valencia tomorrow, Zidane dismissed reports about Varane’s supposed departure. “I’m not going to comment on what is being said outside. The important thing is what the player tells me and for now he’s at the best club in the world, he’s won a lot of things and I think he is in a good place.”
Zidane admitted the supporters were not helping the Welshman but he refused to clarify if Bale would remain at the club next season.
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