Wouldn't he expect the Premier League trophy, not the League Cup he lifted. Gareth Bale, a world-renowned winger who played for Tottenham in the past and recently retired, was delighted with his former team's sole lead. He said, "I'm looking forward to it," citing Enzi Postecoglou as the driving force behind his run in first place.
According to Sky Sports, a British broadcast channel, Bale met with reporters at the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland, to announce the venue for the 2028 European Football Championship (Euro 2028) and answered various questions related to him. 슬롯머신
Four football associations in the UK, including England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and neighboring Ireland competed with Italy and Turkiye for Euro 2028 and succeeded in winning the right to host the tournament. Italy - Turkiye becomes Euro 2032. Bale, who is from Wales, also moved to UEFA headquarters as an ambassador.
At the same time, I was asked questions, and there was something related to Tottenham. First of all, he said about his retirement decision after the Qatar World Cup last year, "I'm enjoying my retirement. I am having fun with my family. Bale, who replied, "I am satisfied with the decision to retire," said when asked about Tottenham's leading run, "It is very good that Tottenham is ranked No. 1," adding, "I think coach (Postecoglou) is doing very well," signaling that the change of leadership is the driving force behind the run.
Born in 1989, Bale made his England Championship (second division) debut with Southampton before moving to Tottenham in 2007 when he was 18 and making his Premier League appearance. After playing for Tottenham for six years and scoring 55 goals in 203 games, he moved to Spain's Real Madrid in 2013 when he was 24 years old and played for eight years, and he also joined Tottenham on a one-year loan in the 2020/21 season.