Wrexham Owner Rob McElhenney Attempts To Lure Gareth Bale Out Of Retirement

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    Wrexham co-owner Rob McElhenney has made a cheeky effort to lure Gareth Bale out of retirement to join the Championship club.

    Wrexham Owner Rob McElhenney Intend To Force Gareth Bale Out Of Retirement

    Gareth Bale retired from football earlier this year after he led his country Wales to the FIFA World Cup in Qatar in 2022.

    Bale, who retired at the age of 33, is obviously enjoying his retirement and he also took out time to congratulate McElhenney after Wrexham got promoted.

    The former Tottenham and Real Madid winger in a short video said: “Hi Rob, just want to congratulate you on your promotion and everything you’re doing at Wrexham.”

    McElhenney now reposted the video on his personal Twitter account and captioned it with a cheeky message.

    In his post which he tagged the five-time Champions League winner, he wrote: “Hey @GarethBale11 let’s play golf, where I totally won’t spend 4 hours trying to convince you to un-retire for one last magical season 🏴🏴 🏴 🏴❤️”

    Bale retired from club football after featuring 14 times and scoring three goals for Los Angelis FC in the Major League Soccer.

    Bale also scored in the just concluded World Cup in Qatar after he helped his country secure a 1-1 draw with USA.

    Wrexham have previously convinced one former Premier League star to come out of retirement this season.

    The newly-crowned Champions signed Ben Foster and the former England goalkeeper played a huge part in landing them to the National League title.

    Foster saved a last-grasp that sealed victory against title rivals Notts County and that was the highlight of the keeper.

    Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, were moved to tears as they witnessed the team gain promotion to EFL.

    Wrexham Owner Rob McElhenney Intend To Force Gareth Bale Out Of Retirement

    The promotions brought about emotional scenes in the stadium after full-time whistle as Hollywood star, Reynolds and media icon McElhenney, called their families while crying.

    Reynolds and McElhenney’s actions have seen them named the “best owners in football” by fans online.

    Gareth Bale

    Gareth Frank Bale MBE is a Welsh former footballer who was born on 16 July 1989 and played as a winger, most notably for Tottenham Hotspur and Real Madrid.

    Bale is widely considered as one of the greatest players of his generation and one of the greatest Welsh players of all time.

    Gareth Bale announced on January 9 that he is retiring from professional football at just 33 years of age.

    The former Real Madrid star arrived in the MLS just 6 months through LAFC, where his achievements were not as comparable to his other teams.

    Bale’s net worth is estimated at around 145 million euros at the age of 33, according to the Celebrity Net Worth site.

    After retiring from football, Bale switched to playing golf and he was named the 10th best golfer out of 156 celebrities for PGA Tour Pebble Beach event.

    Ryan Reynolds spends thousands on an amazing gift for Wrexham fans

    Ryan Reynolds reportedly spent about £40,000 on vintage whisky for Wrexham fans after their promotion.

    The 46-years-old movie star who bought the club two years ago with business partner Rob McElheney, got 40 bottles at £1,000 a pop.

    A source confirmed that; “He had invited fans to sample the booze last week and left a load after the game on Saturday.”

    “Ryan has been nothing but generous to Wrexham fans for their support but they were stunned when he handed over the vintage whisky.”

    Wrexham Owner Rob McElhenney Intend To Force Gareth Bale Out Of Retirement

    “He had invited fans to sample some of the booze last week and then left 40 bottles for them to enjoy on Saturday after the match.”

    “The bottles cost £1,000 a-piece but the fans made light work of them. They partied into the early hours and a few people were seen swilling from the bottles on Sunday morning when the Turf opened again.”

    Reynolds who is also worth £280 million took the players and staff of Wrexham for “Slap-Up” dinner to celebrate the promotion on Sunday.

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