Gareth Bale has disclosed that so far as he is contracted to Real Madrid, they have the right to decide for him.

The player faulted Los Blancos for blocking transfers since he fell out of relationship with head coach, Zinedine Zidane.

The former Spurs winger has been linked to Premier League clubs including Manchester United and his former side yet nothing seems concrete following the player's lack of optimism that he would be allowed to leave the Bernabeu any time sooner.

Bale has two years remaining on his contract and hopes to honor the agreement although he would be pleased if the Spanish club sells him to enjoy play in other clubs.

"I tried to leave last year but they blocked everything at the last second,” Bale told Sky Sports.

"It was a project I was excited for but it didn't materialize.

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"There have been other instances where we have tried to go but the club won't allow it or they've done something.

"It's down to the club.

"I want to play football, I am still motivated to play football, so I guess it's on the club.

"They are in control of everything.

"I have a contract, all I can do is carry on what I am doing and hopefully something comes up.

"I am only 31 still but I feel I am in great shape still and feel like I have a lot to give.

"We will see what happens.

"It's in the club's hands but they make things very difficult to be honest."