On July 16, 1989, Gareth Bale was born in Cardiff, Wales.At the age of 10, Bale joined Southampton's youth training. The young Bale showed outstanding athleticism, with a 100 meter dash of 11.4 seconds.In April 2006, at the age of 16, Bale made his debut for Southampton, becoming the second young player in the team's history after Theo Walcott.
In that year, Wales were ranked 73rd in the world and second from bottom in the World Qualifiers. The national team career of Bale's idol, Ryan Giggs, had come to an end, and in May 2006, a month after making his club debut, Bale made a miraculous national team debut! Bale came on as a substitute and at 16 years and 315 days became the youngest player in Wales' history to score a match-winning assist for his teammates.
Three months later, Bale made his debut in a friendly against Brazil and competed with captain Giggs. Brazil's left back was Bale's later teammate Marcelo, and the right back was an inevitable name in Bale's career - Maicon. Bale and Giggs only had three games before Wales completed the handover of the era.
In the summer of 2007, 18-year-old Bale joined Tottenham Hotspur for a transfer fee of €14.7 million. But in the first two seasons, in addition to injuries, Bale made 24 appearances in the Premier League, and Tottenham lost all 24 matches! At this time, Bell was called "the Premier League's first God of failure" until the 2009-10 season, the seventh round of home games against Burnley, Bell to 4-0 lead substitutes, only to get the first win in the Premier League!
In Wales, Bale had his first world qualifier, but as a four-team team, Wales was killed by other teams besides bullying Liechtenstein and Azerbaijan. Wales is just a bit of a fighting fish belly in Europe. in 2010, Wales dropped to 112th in the world rankings, below our Chinese men's soccer team (87th).
On October 20, 2010, the jewel of the Red Dragons finally shone, as if the great saint had been born. Facing reigning Champions League champions Inter Milan at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, Bale completed a hat-trick and made his name in the first world war! Back at White Hart Lane in the second round, Bale flattened the left side and left Maicon, Sannetti and Samuel walking in the dust!
Taking the clouds, chasing the wind and electricity, looks like the Great Sage Sun Wukong's Bell, stepped on the green field of the somersault clouds, since then the name "Great Sage"!
Bale's breakout season was the 10-11 season, when he was voted Tottenham Hotspur's best rookie and won the PFA
