FIFA World Cup: FIFA World Cup 2022 LIVE – Wales Captain Gareth Bale misses Los Angeles FC’s MLS Semi final against the city rivals LA galaxy this week. He had been left out of the squad due to sustaining a leg injury during training. The coach Steven Cherundolo is expecting the player to be fit before the upcoming Qatar World Cup. For more FIFA World Cup news Follow Insidesport.IN.
FIFA World Cup: Wales captain Gareth Bale INJURED before the upcoming Qatar World Cup, misses semi final for LA FC – Check Out
The former Real Madrid star was out of the Los Angeles FC squad in the Semi Final of MLS due to a leg injury that he sustained mid week. Bale has been inconsistent for the LA FC side, only featuring for five minutes since last month. The Welsh star has only struck the net twice for his new club since joining the side back in June from Real Madrid. The five times UEFA Champions League winner will be looking forward to getting more time on the pitch before World Cup.
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Gareth Bale has single-handedly marked Wales’s name in the upcoming Qatar World Cup. He struck thrice during crucial qualifying matches against Austria and Ukraine earlier this year. His heroics led Wales to their first World Cup since 1958. Bale, the all-time top scorer of Wales, will be the central figure for Rob Page’s Welsh side.
However, his left calf has been a consistent troublemaker since the star’s Real Madrid days. Even though the LA FC coach is confident about Bale’s comeback in a matter of days, Rob Page and Wales fans will still be sweating over this seemingly mild leg injury.
Wales will start their World Cup Journey against the USA on 22nd November. If everything goes right, Bale will captain his side in a historic World Cup campaign for Wales.
FIFA World Cup: Wales captain Gareth Bale INJURED before the upcoming Qatar World Cup, misses semi final for LA FC – Check Out
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