On the evening of September 18, Beijing time, Real Madrid reporter Gel Angel Díaz from Spain's Corbé Radio announced that Wales star Gareth Bale, who plays for Real Madrid, will miss out for 8-10 weeks due to a torn right hamstring injury.
Bale's injury occurred on the 11th a week ago. He was unwell with his right hamstring during training and subsequently missed Real Madrid's matches against Celta and Inter. Bell himself was very disappointed by the injury, and even a little "emotional". Because he thinks it's comfortable to play under Carlo Ancelotti, he can also feel that he is an important player under Anshuai, and he is "very involved" in training and competition. After returning to Play for Real Madrid, Bale started the first three rounds of the new La Liga season and scored his first goal since returning to Real Madrid.
Sadly, after accepting a call-up from Wales and playing well on the international day, Bale was injured again when he returned to Real Madrid. Previously, Real Madrid officials have not released the details of Bale's injury for a long time, and the reason is that Bale himself used relevant laws and regulations to not allow the club to disclose his injury to the public.
If Bale does miss 8-10 weeks in injury, it also means that he will be away from the field for more than 2 months and will not be able to qualify for Many of Real Madrid's La Liga and Champions League matches. For example, La Liga vs. Valencia, Barcelona, Champions League vs Miners and other focus matches.
In the blink of an eye, Bale has joined Real Madrid for 8 seasons, but in recent seasons, Bale has almost suffered a long injury stop. With their contract with Real Madrid expiring next summer, it is almost impossible for Real Madrid to renew a contract with the 32-year-old, given his high annual salary and glass physique.