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Brexit could cause headaches over Gareth Bale at Bernabéu

Real Madrid have already filled their non-EU quota of players, meaning one of James, Casemiro or Danilo would have to move aside for the Welshman <ul> <li> - Follow the coverage match of LaLiga Santander: <a href=http://en.as.com/en/2017/02/22/football/1487757800_783627.html "title=" Valencia-Real Madrid live online"> Valencia-Real Madrid live </a>. </li> </ul>

Gareth Bale con Gales.
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As a result of 'Brexit', Real Madrid could be left with a significant selection headache. Once the United Kingdom concludes its process of separation from the European Union, which was approved on Friday after a historic referendum, Welshman Gareth Bale will become a non-EU player.

Brexit could cause headaches over Gareth Bale at Bernabéu
Wales player Gareth Bale faces the media at the Wales press conference at their Euro 2016 base camp on June 22Stu Forster

Real's non-EU quota full

As of today, Los Blancos already have their non-EU quota of signings occupied through James, Danilo and Casemiro. While Britain’s departure from Europe won’t happen overnight, given the club’s intention of offering Bale a long term contract until 2023, Real would have to bear in mind the future composition of team.

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