Gareth Bale might be showing up in Major League Soccer when finally his stay in Real Madrid is over.
Bale clinched his Jiangsu Suning deal last summer and currently earns 33 million dollars in deal that would last till 2022.
“I really like the league,” said Bale, speaking to the Hat-Trick podcast presented by the ICC, in an episode released on Thursday.
“I think it’s grown so much over the years. When we come over and play them in pre-season, the games are difficult, the standard is getting a lot better. The clubs are improving, the facilities are improving, the stadiums are improving.
“I think it’s a league that’s on the up and still rising. I think a lot more players want to come over to America now and play. I would definitely be interested in it.”
While football activities remain on hold, he gave hints on his club’s underlining activities even under the lockdown.
“The club are sending us two weeks of programmes every two weeks,” Bale said. “We’re sticking to that, you can change it a bit if you want to do a bit more or a bit less depending on how your body is feeling. We have a guideline and we’re doing the best we can to tick over for the time being.”