Tottenham Hotspur forward Gareth Bale has urged patience as the club navigates a challenging start to the new season. After failing to score in their first four Premier League matches and being eliminated from the Carabao Cup by Liverpool this week, Bale acknowledged that expectations for the team may need adjustment.

Speaking to Sky Sports, Bale emphasized that the squad is still adjusting to numerous new signings and that it can take time for players to settle in. He expressed confidence in manager Roberto De Zerbi, noting the coach’s capability to implement attractive football and retain the trust of both players and supporters.

Bale highlighted Tottenham’s recent struggles, recalling that the club finished 17th in the league standings in consecutive seasons, and suggested that the current team has the talent necessary to improve on those results. “I’m sure they will give him some time,” Bale said, referring to De Zerbi, and added that the focus now is on the squad building cohesion and hitting their stride as the campaign progresses.

The comments come amid growing scrutiny of Tottenham’s form and the pressures that accompany a transition period under a relatively new manager with a largely revised roster. Despite the slow start, Bale remains optimistic about the club’s prospects moving forward.