Euro 2020: Gareth Bale leaves interview halfway after query on future, Wales coach slams ‘insensitive’ question

Wales captain Gareth Bale left a post-match interview halfway after being visibly irritated over a query about his future with Wales following their Round of 16 exit from Euro 2020 on Saturday in Amsterdam.

Gareth Bale reduce a disappointing determine as Wales had been hammered 4-0 by Denmark within the first Round of 16 match. Bale had a few makes an attempt within the first-half however could not hassle Kasper Schmeichel for a lot of the match that was dominated by Denmark.Euro 2020: Round of 16 HighlightsBale’s future in worldwide soccer has been a topic of hypothesis and a BBC report on Saturday introduced up the query that left Bale irritated. Before the reporter might end the query, Bale walked away from the mic.”I know you were asked yesterday if this was going to be your last game for Wales and you said you wanted at least another one…” the reporter queried earlier than Bale, 31, walked off from the digicam.Wales supervisor Robert Page slammed the ‘insensitive’ query, saying it was not proper to speak about Bale’s future when the feelings for the Wales gamers had been operating excessive after their 0-4 defeat.It was a disappointment for Bale and Page’s males as they had been unable to progress past the primary spherical of the knockout phases. Wales had made it to the semi-final of their Euro debut in 2016.’Insensitive query'”Like any other player in the changing room right now, he is disappointed,” Page instructed the post-match information convention.”Why would he want to answer a question about his future?”For me it is an insensitive query. What is the purpose of asking that when he is simply come off the pitch after a defeat? Emotions are uncooked, so he is achieved the correct factor by strolling away and gathering his ideas,” added the manager.Earlier, Bale had suggested that the refereeing decisions had gone against Wales, who had to rally against the massive support for Denmark in Amsterdam. Wales were reduced to 10 men after substitute Harry Wilson was sent off towards the end of the game.Bale was also seen questioning a foul that was not given against Kieffer Moore early in the second half that led to the second Denmark goal.Euro 2020 Round of 16 predictionsCan’t question the effort put in by Wales: BaleBale though maintained that Welsh players had given it their all at Euro 2020 and there can’t be any questions about the team’s effort.”It’s not how we needed the sport to go. We conceded a aim and the sport modified a bit. We got here out within the second half and conceded which killed the momentum on our half,” added Bale.”The boys are offended and pissed off however I’d slightly we went out kicking and screaming than shedding and doing nothing.”We missed an opportunity but what we can’t fault is the effort and that’s the minimum requirement from the squad,” he stated.