Gareth Bale, during the Wales-Belarus. /
Real Madrid
The ‘Cardiff Express’ has discomfort in his twin that will prevent him from playing against Belgium and Real Madrid will have to examine him on his return to Valdebebas
Gareth Bale has broken down again. The doctors of the Welsh Federation have informed Real Madrid that the ‘Cardiff Express’ suffers discomfort in the calf that will prevent it from playing this Tuesday’s match against Belgium, corresponding to the qualifying phase for the World Cup in Qatar, and he will have to be examined upon his return to Valdebebas to determine the exact extent of the injury he suffers.
The winger’s devotion to his national team has once again played a trick on him and caused a deep stupor at Real Madrid. Despite the fact that the British team no longer played anything against Belgium, since they had the repechage for the World Cup in Qatar guaranteed thanks to their performance in the League of Nations and the triumph of the ‘red devils’ over Estonia last Saturday made impossible for them to achieve the direct pass, the footballer preferred to stay focused with the ‘dragons’ instead of freeing himself from the inconsequential commitment to return to Valdebebas, as the club expected.
Bale has not played a game with Real Madrid since August 28, when he formed in the eleven that faced Betis. Later, he was injured in the warm-up prior to the clash against Celta that marked the return of football to the Santiago Bernabéu and he no longer dressed in shorts until Rob Page, Wales coach, summoned him for the last matches in the qualifying phase. of Qatar. He participated in the first part of the match against Belarus, with which he reached one hundred caps, but withdrew touched. Once the medical services of his federation have explored him, it has been determined that the twin is affected and now the hot potato is for Real Madrid, which patiently pays him an annual token of 15 million euros, the highest salary in the staff, despite their continuous absenteeism.
So far this year, Bale has already missed thirteen games due to injury and has been absent for 58 days. Since returning from his loan to Tottenham, he has had more minutes with Wales (225) than with Real Madrid (193). He has only played three games under the command of Carlo Ancelotti, who already made it clear in the previous game against Rayo Vallecano that having a medical discharge was one thing and competitive discharge was another. Despite this, Bale once again put himself at the service of his team, with which he has suffered the umpteenth mishap in a career marked by his continuous physical problems.
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