Former Inter Miami and LA Galaxy star Adolph Joseph DeLaGarza has hit out at Gareth Bale for his comments on Major League Soccer. He disagrees with the Welshman that there is no pressure while playing in the United States-based league.
Bale was asked to give one piece of advice to Lionel Messi following his move to the MLS, and he claimed that the Argentine needed to sit back and relax. He added that the pressure was now off, and there was no need to win every game.
And DeLaGarza was not happy with the comments and took to Twitter, criticizing Bale’s comments.
He wrote, “C’mon man. Ask our wives, our children, our parents, our friends how fun it was being around us after we lose games in MLS. We also don’t have one of the highest payrolls in the entire football world.”
DeLaGarza played his entire career in the MLS except for one season when he played for Rio Grande Valley on loan from Houston Dynamo.
Lionel Messi is looking forward to playing in the MLS after rejecting Saudi Arabia.
