GARETH BALE has named Harry Kane and Son Heung-min in his dream Tottenham five-a-side team.
The Welshman opted almost entirely for current Spurs team-mates as the best he’s played alongside in north London but revealed Cristiano Ronaldo stands above them all.
The Welshman also listed Cristiano Ronaldo as the best he’s ever played withCredit: REUTERS
Bale is in the middle of his second spell with Spurs after joining last summer on loan from Real Madrid.
The four-time Champions League winner starred alongside the likes of Luka Modric and Rafael van der Vaart during his first stint at White Hart Lane.
But Bale, who originally picked himself in his dream team, snubbed both of them when asked for his best Spurs side during a Twitch Q&A.
He said: “I’d go Hugo [Lloris] in goal just because he’s the best I’ve seen in a Tottenham shirt.
“I would go Ledley King at the back just because he’s the king and he was the best centre-back I’ve ever seen.
I would go up front Harry for the amount of goals he’s scored and he’s an amazing player. Then I’d go me and Sonny beside him…Actually I’d take myself out and put Tanguy in
Gareth Bale
“If it wasn’t for injuries he would have been the best in the world no doubt.
“I would go up front Harry for the amount of goals he’s scored and he’s an amazing player. Then I’d go me and Sonny beside him. An attacking trio.”
Joe Rodon picked Tanguy Ndombele which prompted the presenter to quiz Bale about why he didn’t pick the Frenchman or Moussa Dembele.
He replied: “I’ve only got five and I feel loyal to Sonny and H. I’ve got to see them tomorrow.
“Actually I’d take myself out and put Tanguy in. I’ll be manager.”
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Elsewhere in the interview, Bale overlooked every Spurs team-mate when he named Cristiano Ronaldo as the best he’s ever played with.
He added: “Cristiano Ronaldo. For me, just the amount of goals he scores and the titles that we won together.
“I think arguably one of the best ever to play football. For me, I will have to say him.”
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
