The Wales international only joined the Blancos from Tottenham in the summer of 2013, for a world-record fee of €100 million. Sincerely, I won't still bet against him not leaving Madrid in the near future sha, what do you think guys? Continue for what Mr Clement said after the cut.
However, it has been rumoured that Madrid have become increasingly concerned by the winger's form and fitness, while there have also been claims that Bale is unsettled in the Spanish capital.
Clement, though, says that Bale is going nowhere and that the 24-year-old has a key role to play in the coming years.
"I don't know where the speculation has come from," he is quoted as saying by AS. "I have a really good relationship with Gareth, we talk daily and he has never told me in any conversation that he is unhappy or that he is planning to return [to England].
"He has signed a long contract with Madrid [until 2019] and I see him playing a big part in the future of the club over the next four or five years.
"There will always be speculation, if not around Bale, then Cristiano Ronaldo and whether he will return to Manchester or end his career in Madrid.
"This is the nature of the game at a big club like Madrid."
There has also been talk in the Spanish capital of a move for Liverpool starlet Raheem Sterling but Clement says head coach Carlo Ancelotti is not pushing for any major signings.
"As far as I know, the club and the coach are happy with the current squad, which is not huge but has great quality, so there are no plans to bring in players," he added.
Iker Casillas' status as Madrid's first-choice goalkeeper remains a top of much debate, with the European champions being repeatedly linked with Manchester United shot-stopper David de Gea, but Clement does not think their captain needs replacing.
"I do not think Iker is old for a goalkeeper," he stated. "If you look after yourself, you can play until you're 40.
"Iker has been here a long time and is a legend for everything he has achieved with the club and the Spanish national team."
