Gareth Bale arrives in Wales camp after 'classy' Real Madrid send-off as Rob Page drops selection hint ahead of Poland

Wales boss Rob Page insists he won't take any risks with his team selection ahead of Sunday's huge World Cup play-off final on Sunday as he faces a dilemma over skipper Gareth Bale and midfield playmaker Aaron Ramsey.

Page's side take on Poland in Wroclaw in the UEFA Nations League on Wednesday, just days before taking on either Scotland or Ukraine for a place in the World Cup finals in Qatar. Bale and Ramsey will be key components of Page's plans as he plots a route to a first finals since 1958, but the lack of game time for either of them will likely be a concern.

Bale, who watched his Real Madrid team-mates claim a fourteenth Champions League title from the bench in Paris on Saturday, has played just 20 minutes of senior football since netting a brace for Austria, while Ramsey's loan stint at Rangers has been plagued by injuries.

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They have each joined up with Wales, Bale arriving in camp after the Real Madrid Euro celebrations were finished. There could well be a temptation to give him and Ramsey some minutes in the legs ahead of such a titanic World Cup clash, but Page has suggested that neither are likely to be heavily involved against the Poles.

"The most important game will be on Sunday," he said when asked about the potential involvement of the duo. "It would be unwise for us to take any risks."

Ramsey is training as normal with the rest of the squad and is fit to play should he be called upon, while Bale linked up with the rest of the camp shortly after picking up a fifth Champions League winners' medal.

Asked specifically about Bale's potential involvement on Wednesday, Page added: "Like I always do with the senior players. We'll have