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Gareth Bale's representatives are in talks with Championship club Cardiff City over a move to the Welsh side, according to reports. According to the BBC, Bale's people are in negotiations with Cardiff chairman Mehmet Dalman. Ad/> Gareth Bale visited Cardiff's training base on Wednesday morning and spoke with manager Steve Morison for the first time, report Wales Online.
England may have struggled in their latest round of international fixtures, but the Three Lions will still go into the 2022 World Cup as one the favourites.
Gareth Bale's representatives said on Wednesday they have held talks with Cardiff over a potential move to the Championship club after the Wales captain's departure from Real Madrid. Bale has been strongly linked with a free transfer to his hometown team following the end of his turbulent nine-year spell in Madrid. The 32-year-old forward, once the world's most expensive player, is reported to be considering the pros and cons of joining the Bluebirds before playing for Wales at the World Cup in Qatar in November.
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Gareth Bale has excited Cardiff fans by visiting the Sky Bet Championship club’s Vale of Glamorgan base on their first day of pre-season training.
About 1.2 million tickets have been sold for this year's World Cup in Qatar, organisers said on Wednesday, putting a figure on sales for the first time. Chief organiser Hassan Al-Thawadi said there had been "record-breaking" demand for the November-December World Cup, the first held in the Middle East. "I think about 1.2 million tickets have already been purchased," he told the Qatar Economic Forum.
