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Former Tottenham star Gareth Bale revealed that his favorite goal of all time was scored by Arsenal legend Dennis Bergkamp against Newcastle United. Despite his strong ties to Tottenham, Bale praised Bergkamp's iconic goal, which has been celebrated by many in the football world. This admission comes at a time when Tottenham fans are experiencing frustration with their team's performance.
Gareth Bale has said that Lionel Messi will face less pressure to win in Major League Soccer (MLS) because clubs "accept losing a lot better over there." Messi announced his intention to join MLS club Inter Miami following his departure from Paris Saint-Germain, although a deal is yet to be finalised. Bale, who finished his playing career at LAFC, agreed that Messi would enjoy an easier life in the U.S. without the constant spotlight to win every week.
Hollywood owners of Wrexham, Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, have made an audacious attempt to coax Welsh footballer Gareth Bale out of retirement for one last season in League Two. Bale, who recently retired, is seen in a video offering his well wishes to the club after its promotion. Reynolds and McElhenney responded by offering to play golf with Bale and convincing him to un-retire. Bale cryptically replied, "Depends what course..." but there has been no update on whether he will actually play for Wrexham.
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, the celebrity owners of Wrexham, are publicly trying to convince retired Welsh soccer star Gareth Bale to come out of retirement and play a season at the fourth-tier English soccer club. Bale, who is a passionate golfer, responded to their invitation to play golf, but the pursuit seems like a long shot given his retirement and likely high salary demands. Nonetheless, Reynolds and McElhenney are known for their ambitious dreams, as evidenced by their successful takeover of Wrexham, which recently clinched automatic promotion from the National League.
Wrexham co-owner Rob McElhenney has jokingly attempted to convince retired footballer Gareth Bale to come out of retirement and play for the newly-promoted League Two side. McElhenney tweeted Bale after the Welsh star sent a congratulatory message to the club on their promotion. Bale retired from playing in January at the age of 33, only seven months after joining American side LAFC. Although some Wrexham supporters are dreaming of seeing Bale play for their side, the request appears to be tongue-in-cheek.