Gareth Bale to discuss Real Madrid future with new manager Carlo Ancelotti

Wales forward's future uncertain after season-long loan at Tottenham

Wales' Gareth Bale celebrates during training. Getty

Wales' Joe Allen and Gareth Bale during training. PA

Left to right: Ben Davies, Gareth Bale and Chris Gunter. Getty

Wales interim manager Robert Page at training. Getty

Wales' Aaron Ramsey controls the ball during training. AP

Walwes captain Gareth Bale controls the ball. Getty

Left to right: Rubin Colwill, Kieffer Moore, Gareth Bale and Jonny Williams. Getty

Wales' Gareth Bale during training. Reuters

Wales' Joe Allen passes to Gareth Bale during training session. PA

Ben Davies and Aaron Ramsey. Getty

Left to right: Wales' Ben Davies, Gareth Bale and Chris Gunter. PA

Wales midfielder Aaron Ramsey. PA

Rubin Colwill during training. Getty

Gareth Bale warms-up at training. Getty

Wales players at training. Reuters

Wales interim manager Robert Page oversees training. Getty

Captain Gareth Bale looks on during Wales' training session. Getty

Wales' Joe Allen and Chris Gunter. Reuters

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Wales' Gareth Bale. Reuters

Wales forward Gareth Bale has said he expects to discuss his future at Spanish giants Real Madrid with the team's new manager Carlo Ancelotti after the European Championship starts.

Bale is due to return to Madrid following a season-long loan spell at Premier League side Tottenham but with one year left on his contract at the La Liga team, speculation about his future has increased in recent weeks.

Ancelotti, who left Everton this week and returned to Madrid for a second spell as coach, was in charge when they signed Bale in 2013 and enjoys a good relationship with the 31-year-old.

"I know Carlo's returned and I get on with him really well, but I'm just concentrating on now," Bale told Sky Sports.

"I'm sure I'll have a conversation with him at some point and I'll go from there when that happens. As soon as the Euros finishes then I'll go from there."

Bale won the first of his four Champions League titles under Italian Ancelotti in 2014 and described the manager as a "great guy."

"We had a great time together at Real, I'm sure he's going to be amazing in charge there," Bale added. "I spoke to him when we played Everton at the start of the season, we hugged and had a little chat which was nice.

"But I'm still in the same boat and haven't thought about it too much. I'm concentrated on our preparation and what's going to happen in the Euros. I'll sort the rest of it after."

Wales, who take on Albania in a friendly late on Saturday, begin their Euro 2020 campaign against Switzerland on June 12.