Former Real Madrid teammate Gareth Bale revealed about Cristiano Ronaldo’s angry response if he failed to help his side win. The Al Nassr actor, he said, was a pleasant person and had a positive outlook on life. In 157 games, Ronaldo and Bale played together for Real Madrid, scoring a total of 41 goals for the team.
“He was actually okay. He had his moments. For example, if we win 5-0 and he didn’t score, he comes in and throws his boots like he’s angry. It’s like your team winning in the Ryder Cup but you didn’t get a point so you are angry.” Bale reveals.
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The former Manchester United player, according to Bale, was a kind man who always wanted to be credited with a goal. Ronaldo and Bale worked together for five years at Real Madrid, where they shared four Champions League wins.
The former Wales star said during a discussion on his old colleague Ronaldo that the Portuguese used to violently throw his boots in the locker room if he didn’t score in a match, even if Los Blancos would have won by a score of 5-0.
“But he was a nice guy, nothing wrong, we didn’t really have any problems. A lot of people could be scared of how he is but if you’re not then it’s fine.”
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Bale, widely regarded as one of the best Welsh players of all time, made the decision to retire at the young age of 33 in January 2023, immediately following his participation in the 2022 World Cup for his nation. He most recently represented LAFC in the MLS in club football.
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