Real Madrid more of a team without Ronaldo, says Bale (Guardian)

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Gareth Bale has won four Champions Leagues in five years at Real Madrid, but believes the Spanish giants can be even better in their quest for a 14th European crown despite the loss of Cristiano Ronaldo.

Bale has shone in the spotlight since Ronaldoโ€™s departure for Juventus, scoring in all of Realโ€™s opening three La Liga wins and providing the equaliser for Isco in a 1-1 draw at Athletic Bilbao on Saturday.

โ€œObviously itโ€™s going to be a little different from having such a big player there,โ€ Bale told British newspaper the Daily Mail.

โ€œItโ€™s maybe a bit more relaxed, yes. I suppose there is more of a team, more working as one unit rather than one player.โ€

Fired by his anger at being left out of the starting line-up in Zinedine Zidaneโ€™s last match in charge of Madrid, Bale came off the bench to score twice in last seasonโ€™s Champions League final to beat Liverpool 3-1.

However, it is Ronaldoโ€™s goals that have led Real to so much success on the continent in recent times.

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