Report: Former Real Madrid Star Gareth Bale Finalizing Contract with MLS' LAFC

According to reports, Bale is going to come to the US.

Bale will join LAFC once his contract with Real Madrid ends at the end of June.

Bale's contract with LAFC is expected to last for one year and will end in June of 2023, according to Bogert.

It will be a free transfer, according to the reporter.

Bale has spent the majority of his career in England and Spain. He made his debut with Saints in the English Football League Championship before moving to Spurs in the English premier league.

After scoring 72 goals and recording 60 assists for Spurs, Bale moved to Real Madrid for a world record transfer fee. He went back to Spurs on a loan during the 2020-21 campaign after playing for Los Blancos for four years.

Bale's career goals include 106 with Madrid, where he won five European titles and one Spanish title.

He has won six Welsh Footballer of the Year awards and one English Footballer of the Year.

While Bale hasn't been a dominant player at club level for some time, he did manage 16 goals in 34 matches for Spurs in 2020-21, and he played a large part in leading Wales to a spot in the World Cup.

Wales qualified for the World Cup for the first time in 56 years after beating Ukraine on June 5, and Bale could end his international career with a goal.

If Wales hadn't made the World Cup, it was thought that Bale would retire, but with qualification secured, it was assumed that he would play until the end of the tournament.

Bale will join a long line of international stars who have decided to play in the United States late in their careers, including David Beckham, David Villa, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Steven Gerrard, and Wayne Rooney.

LAFC missed out on the playoffs in each of their first three seasons in MLS, but they did reach the playoffs in each of their first two seasons. The Western Conference Standings have them at the top of the table with 30 points.