Bio/Wiki
Real Name | Gareth Frank Bale |
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Nickname | The Cannon, Welsh Winger |
Physical Stats & More
Height | 6’ 1⁄2” |
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Weight | 75 kg |
Eye Color | Blue |
Hair Color | Brown |
Educational Qualification(s)
School | Whitchurch High School |
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College | N/A |
Educational Qualifications | High School (2005), Grade A in PE |
Personal Life
Hometown | Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom |
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Religion | Atheist |
Ethnicity | Welsh and British |
Hobbies | Playing Golf, spending time with family and watching Premier League |
Relationships & More
Marital Status | Married | ||
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Affairs/Girlfriends | Emma Rhys-Jones | ||
Wife | Emma Rhys-Jones (High School Sweetheart) | ||
Children |
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Family
Father | Frank Bale (School Teacher) |
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Mother | Debbi Bale (Operation Manager) |
Sister | Vicky Bale |
Brother | N/A |
Career
Professional Debut | In May 2006 for Wales National Team |
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Current Team | Wales Football Team, Real Madrid |
Jersey Number | 11 |
Position | Forward |
Coach/Mentor | Harry Redknapp |
Achievements |
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Career Turning Point | 2010–11 UEFA Champions League |
Favourites
Favourite Footballers | Christiano Ronaldo |
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Favourite Food | Chicken wrap, medium sauce, Spanish dry-cured ham, Jamon, Dairy Milk or Galaxy chocolates |
Favourite Hotel | Txistu, Madrid, Spain |
Favourite Football Trick | Side-step |
Favourite Color | Red |
Some Lesser Known Facts
Gareth Bale abstains from smoking and drinking alcohol. | |
Known for his speed and skill, Bale excels in crossing, long-range striking, curve on free kicks, and finishing with his left foot. | |
Bale engaged in rugby, hockey, and athletics during his school days. | |
Scoring his debut goal from a free-kick made Bale the youngest Welsh goal scorer. | |
From FC Southampton, Bale moved to Real Madrid in a groundbreaking transfer deal. | |
Following knee surgery for a ligament injury, Bale made a successful recovery. | |
Bale's outstanding performances earned him multiple Player and Goal of the Month accolades. | |
Bale earned a spot in the UEFA Team of the Year and is recognizable for his heart-shaped goal celebration. | |
Bale's contributions were vital in Wales qualifying for the 2016 Euro league after six decades. | |
Micah Richards and Harry Redknapp lauded Bale's exceptional skills and talent in football. |