DIRECT. The news of the World Cup: the Blues to have fun against Tunisia, and wait for their opponent in 8th

At 33, Gareth Bale may have lived his last World Cup with Wales. Not enough to retire for as much, despite very disappointing performances in Qatar: “I will continue as long as I can and as long as I would like. It’s a tough time now, obviously, but we’re going back, the former Real Madrid player told the BBC. We have a qualifying campaign starting in March. We have a few months to step away from international football, which is disappointing. We would have liked to stay longer (at the World Cup), but we will be back in March. »