Real Madrid attacker Gareth Bale is entering into a new business venture.

WalesOnline says the Welshman, just like Cristiano Ronaldo with his hotels or Gerard Piqué with the Davis Cup, is already making plans for his future away from football and his direction of travel is, unsurprisingly, heading towards golf, as well as the catering sector.

He is going to open his second bar restaurant, Par 59 (after already having sports bar Elevens), in which two of the three components of that famous slogan 'Wales, Golf, Madrid' will be present.

The location of this new venue will be central Cardiff and it will feature a mini-golf course.

“I always focused on my football and I didn't drink so I never went out too much," the winger stated. “That's why I think by having these businesses, like Par 59, you can still socialise with people that like to go out.

“It brings everyone together and gives everyone the option to have fun on a night out rather than going out and getting plastered. That's what we are trying, to bring everyone together whether you like to drink or not or whether you you like to just play golf."