Manchester United haven't been given any support from Real Madrid chief Zinedine Zidane over their quest for Gareth Bale notwithstanding the Welsh global being booed by the Bernabeu swarm on Sunday night.
Connections between the Real supporters and Bale have weakened to the moment that he was scoffed by the home group amid their 2-2 draw with Valencia.
Reports in Spain have proposed that the Reds have made a £92m offered for the 28-year-old winger with supervisor Jose Mourinho enthused about Bale.
In any case, Zidane is resolute he wouldn't like to offer.
"He's a key player in the squad," he said after the La Liga coordinate in Madrid.
"Gareth will be Gareth. We continue buckling down and we depend on Gareth, similarly just like the case with alternate players.
"Gareth's circumstance is great. He had scoring openings however did not change over them. We will continue chipping away at this.
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