Wales boss Rob Page has pledged to take of Gareth Bale.
The stand-in boss has made a promise to Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho that no harm shall come to Bale. Mourinho is worried that Bale might injure himself while training or playing for Wales.
“I can empathise with what Jose is saying because I have been a club manager myself,” Page explained in a press conference held via Zoom on Wednesday.
“We are borrowing his players so they can play for Wales, so we are absolutely going to look after them.
“We are not going to undo any work that has been done at club level, irrespective of whether that is Gareth Bale or whoever. We trust that what we deliver is elite sports preparation for the games.
“I haven’t spoken to him [Mourinho], but there is a plan that we have for Gareth and that is no different to any other player.
“If they come in having played on a Saturday, they will have a second-day recovery on a Monday. If they play on Sunday, they will be off the grass on Monday, with second-day recovery on Tuesday.
“We have a medical team that is second to none and they have a template in place for every player coming into the squad.
“If they have individual plans for themselves, we will, of course, adhere to that as well.
“From our point of view, there has been no communication [with Spurs], but we have a plan to get the players fit and ready for the games in a sensible manner. It has been no different over the years and we will continue to do that.”
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