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Gareth will Remain a Star Player

The rejection of Real Madrid will be all in vain once Gareth Bale wears the Wales Shirt. Jonny Williams, the midfielder is of the opinion that Gareth will not be proven to be Hot Red for Wales. Irrespective of the woes of Real Madrid, Gareth Bale is loved by the fan base as he has proved to be the goal-scorer, making records for his country with 31 goals in 75 appearances. He has been appreciated as the knight in shining armor as he has been excelling at the previous Euro when there was a surprise run for the first major tournament semi-final since 1958.

Gareth who spent his early years and major life in Cardiff is 29 years old but nothing held him back when it came to lifting a trophy four times in the six years while he played with all blood and sweat for Madrid in the Champions League, even after such efforts it looks like Zinedine Zidane isn’t happy with Bale. He seems to be putting him through difficult phase he as a boss is trying to move.
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Aaron Ramsey to face Slovakia

Arsenal and Wales midfielder Aaron Ramsey will be fit to face Slovakia despite having received a knock in a previous game. The player missed the friendly game against Trinidad and Tobago and is expected to recover for the game against Slovakia.

Wales manager Ryan Giggs has stated that the Arsenal player has received a knock to his thigh and that he is still being closely monitored by the medical staff and is expected to make a full recovery for the game against Slovakia.
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BENZEMA PROVES HIS WORTH AGAIN

Karim Benzema is an enigmatic player that divides opinion across the world. While no one doubts his ability, many believe that he is not cut-out to be the main man at a club the stature of Real Madrid. The 31-year-old has spent a decade in Spain but is yet to receive the same adulation given to strikers that came before him despite winning more.

This is surprising given that Benzema is the fifth highest goalscorer in Champions League history behind Ronaldo, Messi, Raul and Ruud Van Nistelrooy.
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Gareth Bale Surely Needs To Imitate Cristiano Ronaldo In Order To Save The Career Of Real Madrid

Gareth Bale has to copy the style of Cristiano Ronaldo in order to save his career in Real Madrid, as per his former boss of Wales named John Toshack. John, who handed over Gareth his international debut in the year 2006, believes that the Welshman should step up as a replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo at Real Madrid.

He admitted that injuries have played their own part in restricting the winger (pacey) during his era at the Bernabeu, where John had 2 spells as the manager between the year 1989 and 1999. But he has also urged that the 29-year-old player have to become puissant on the way the club of Real Madrid play and thereafter look to dictate their own play as Cristiano did before his departure to the club of Juventus.
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Gareth Bale Under Scrutiny Again As Real Madrid Feel The Love For Vinicius Jr.

“Bale Es Fantastico”, Santiago Solari the interim coach of Real Madrid said, on Saturday, it took him off in the 71st minute opposite Real Valladolid. Madrid was moving towards the draw of the 0-0 draw at their home Santiago Bernabeu and was looking for inspiration and then it was number 11, the Bale number that came up, from the fans, departed to whistles, even if Solari, possibly deliberately could have left him being switched by Vinicius Junior directly.

Nevertheless, the young player came in two minutes after that and brought the difference. He placed some wonderful shots that gave the lead to Madrid. Solari said, “Gareth will score Another day and that day everyone will enjoy and celebrate.” But those immediate to criticize Bale are again circling before the trip to Viktoria Plzen on Wednesday in the Champions League.
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Gareth Bale Missed Wales Training Before The UEFA Nations League Clash

Real Madrid continued down to Alaves this weekend, but has traveled to meet with Ryan Giggs’ team ahead of the clash in Dublin next week. WALES faces an anxious wait to see if Gareth Bale will be fit for the UEFA Nations League clash against Ireland next week. Real Madrid ace joined Ryan Giggs’ team in Cardiff on Sunday but missed training this morning as his injury was assessed.

Bale, 29, finished at the end of Real’s 1-0 La Liga defeat to Alave’s Saturday but still traveled to Wales. But it will be seen if he plays against Martin O’Neill’s side on Aviva Stadium next Tuesday. Wales watches Bale daily and Giggs will not take any risks to his talisman for his side coming friendly against Spain on Thursday. Giggs talked about Bale’s fitness last week: “Sometimes it’s not easy, especially for people like Gareth.
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