Football News – Gareth Bale

Gareth Bale All Set to Play in PGA Tour Event

Gareth Bale, the former Wales captain has announced he will play in a PGA Tour event only weeks after retiring from professional football. Bale stated he is going to compete in AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-AM in February in California. The 33-year-old retired in January as the record men’s goal-scorer and most-capped male player of Wales. He said that he is delighted to announce he is going to play in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am at the beginning of next month.

A 5-time Champions League winner with Madrid, the relationship of Bale with the Spanish giant suffered when he had pictured with a banner, which read Wales Golf. Madrid. In that order, while he was on international duty in 2019 with his country. There will be 156 amateurs taking part at Pebble Beach and the same number of professionals, including world number 5 Patrick Cantlay, US Open Champion Matt Fitzpatrick, and 3-time major winner Jordan Spieth. Continue reading

WHERE ARE THEY NOW? TOTTENHAM’S SOME GARETH BALE REPLACEMENTS FROM 2013

During his first spell at Tottenham, Gareth Bale became one of the best players in the world. Replacing him was always going to be nigh-on impossible for Spurs. So, rather than try to substitute him with one world-class, high-cost player, Tottenham reinvested the £85million Real Madrid paid for Bale to sign not one but seven new players. Nine years later, they’ve all left the club.

Roberto Soldado

Soldado was signed for £26million on the back of an excellent season for Valencia, scoring 30 goals in 46 appearances for the Spanish side in 2012-13. However, the striker failed to hit the same heights in the Premier League and also suffered from the emergence of Harry Kane. Continue reading WHERE ARE THEY NOW? TOTTENHAM’S SOME GARETH BALE REPLACEMENTS FROM 2013

JAMAICA’S FORMER ATHLETE USAIN BOLT MOVES TO TRADEMARK VICTORY POSE

Bolt, who retired from active competition in 2017, intends to use the image on items including clothing, jewellery and shoes, as well as restaurants and sports bars, the application stated. (Twitter) Perhaps one of the most recognizable signature pose in the world belongs to athletics icon Usian Bolt and he has moved to trademark a logo showing that victory celebration pose.

Sportspersons, more often than not, have their signature poses which they break out after a memorable moment of their career, be it Lionel Messi pointing both fingers towards the heavens or Gareth Bale’s heart sign which he makes with his fingers. Perhaps one of the most recognizable signature pose in the world belongs to athletics icon Usian Bolt and he has moved to trademark a logo showing that victory celebration pose. Continue reading

GARETH BALE: WHAT CAN THE WALES FORWARD EXPECT AT LAFC?

Gareth Bale might not have played in the Los Angeles derby on Friday night, but he made his mark with fans on either side of a pulsating game as the sun set over the Hollywood hills. Roared on by their fevered support, Bale’s new team LAFC beat David Beckham’s former franchise LA Galaxy 3-2 and signalled their growing intent to put their city-rivals in the shade. But after being introduced before kick-off to the supporters who made the match feel like a carnival with their non-stop singing and drumming, Bale was then sucked in by their passion and took to the pitch afterwards to join in.

Helped by LAFC goalkeeper Maxime Crepeau in front of the north end of the stadium, the Welsh international took part in the post-match ritual for the players where they dance and then silence the crowd before punching the air while singing “L-A-F-C”. The excited fans, who are still coming to terms with being able to sign their own Galactico from Real Madrid and former Juventus defender Giorgio Chiellini, lapped it up. There may be those who question whether Bale going to Major League Soccer is the best preparation for Wales’ World Cup campaign in November, but with the season already in full swing and concluding before teams travel to Qatar, the scheduling is perfect. Continue reading

BALE: NATIONS LEAGUE RECORD REVEALED

Gareth Bale was instrumental for Wales as they qualified for the World Cup tournament for the first time in over six decades. The Welsh team and 31 others would be one at this year’s World Cup tournament in Qatar. The last World Cup appearance for Wales was at the 1958 edition in the European nation of Sweden.

Real Madrid attacker Gareth Bale scored a brace with a goal in each half as his Welsh team beat Austria 2-1 at home in their World Cup 2022 playoff semi-final tie to qualify for the playoff final. In their playoff final tie, Wales made the tournament in Qatar thanks to the 1-0 home win over Ukraine. Continue reading

BALE, AN EARLY DOUBT FOR LIVERPOOL

Welsh international Gareth Bale is an early doubt for the Champions League final clash with Liverpool in Paris later this month due to injury. The Welshman has missed the last four Real Madrid games as a result of a back problem.

Gareth Bale knows a lot about playing against Liverpool in the Champions League final after he scored twice for Real Madrid on the way to a 3-1 win during the 2018 Champions League final. The Welshman was an important player for Real Madrid at the time, but he’s no longer seen as an important player at the club. As a matter of fact, Gareth Bale is on course of a bench role at least if he’s fit for the upcoming Champions League final. Continue reading