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Welsh star Gareth Bale blew himself up to see aliens

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Welsh star Gareth Bale blew himself up to see aliens

Welsh football star Gareth Bale will also return to Real Madrid after participating in the European Championship this summer. As for Real Madrid's desire to transfer to Bale, he also gave a clear answer: he wants to continue to fulfill his contract with Real Madrid, and even if he is loaned by Real Madrid, he will not transfer.

The Welsh star has always loved golf, and the outside world jokingly calls him "a golfer who has been delayed by football", but Bell's hobbies do not stop there, and more interestingly, he also has a lot of research on UFOs and aliens, and he once told people around him that he had seen aliens.

He was loaned to Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League last season, and the Spurs striker talked about aliens during a chat with teammate Joe Rodden, with Bell referring to the previous UFO release in the United States, believing that there are many aliens in the world, and saying that he has seen aliens too. "There's evidence everywhere, people need to find it," Bell said, "I've been researching it for some time, obviously, a lot of it is fake, but I know that the U.S. government has published some pictures and videos about UFOs, which can be found online." ”

Welsh star Gareth Bale blew himself up to see aliens

Bell continued: "There are also some shows about aliens on Netflix, which are very interesting and I am also very interested, which is why I believe that aliens exist, and all of what we see cannot be fake." Interestingly, even though Bell presented evidence of alien existence, his Tottenham teammate Harry Kane was the first to suggest disbelief in these alien creatures. Bell also joked: I think it should be Kane who didn't do enough research on foreign civilizations, so he didn't believe it.

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