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#3 Real Madrid's interest in Eden Hazard and Neymar
One big drawback of playing for Real Madrid is that you rarely get second chances if you fail to establish yourself at the club. Your history of good performances barely counts for anything if you fail to deliver constantly. To top it, the booing of Real fans makes the matters even worse.
Gareth Bale's chances of being reinstated to the starting XI look quite slim now, with the club and supporters growing increasingly frustrated over his battles with injuries. As a result, Los Merengues have already stepped up their chase for a replacement and are constantly being linked with the likes of Eden Hazard and Neymar.
Real Madrid have the required financial muscle to bring any one of the two giants to the Bernabeu. Should that happen, the Welshman will be pushed further to the fringes. A move to Manchester United then appears to be a good option for Bale to revive his career.
