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'Bale must earn place1

Agencies, London
Gareth Bale will not be guaranteed to start every game at Real Madrid despite his enormous price tag, the Spanish club's assistant coach Paul Clement warned on Wednesday.
The Welshman was officially presented as a Madrid player on Monday, after signing from Tottenham Hotspur on a six-year contract for a fee of around £80 million ($124 million, 94 million euros).
As for the price, that was nothing to do with him: "The transfer is between Tottenham and Real Madrid," Bale said. "I'd have come here for a penny."
However, Clement says that Bale must prove his worth if he is to hold down a place in manager Carlo Ancelotti's team.
"There's a lot of competition for places - no-one will be guaranteed anything," Clement told BBC Sport.
"Coach Carlo Ancelotti has a clear idea how to use him, but things can change."
Ancelotti must also decide how to accommodate Bale in his team.
The 24-year-old habitually played on the left for Spurs, occasionally being deployed in the centre, but the left flank at Madrid is Ronaldo's established domain.
"Carlo is flexible enough to use Gareth and other players in different capacities," said Clement, who previously worked alongside Ancelotti at Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain.
"At Southampton, Bale played at left-back, which he also did at Spurs, where he became a more left-sided player. He recently became more central. He's got that versatility.
"It'll be interesting to see how players fit in together. We'll be trying to find their best position and what's best for the team as quickly as possible.
"Gareth has the goalscoring talent and ability to set up goals for others."
Bale, who is currently on international duty with Wales, is expected to make his Madrid debut in the Liga game against Villarreal on September 14.
Bale has no chance of playing a full 90 minutes in either of Wales's
upcoming World Cup qualifiers, his national team manager Chris Coleman said on Tuesday.
"He is not carrying an injury as such, he is not fit in terms of we could consider him for 90 minutes," Coleman said on Sky Sports News.
"He's going to train with us this afternoon. He's obviously had a lot going on physically and mentally but he's with us, that's the main thing.
" Is he going to start on Friday? I think that's a big question, a big doubt"
Wales are fourth in Group A and have admitted they have no chance of qualifying for next year's World Cup in Brazil. Belgium lead the group on 19 points with Croatia on 16, Serbia on seven and Wales on six.
Coleman is all too aware that Real Madrid would not be pleased if Bale were to pickup an injury on international duty.
"They are not our players, we borrow them, and we have to hand them back in at least the same state as what they arrived otherwise the relationship you try to build with clubs comes crashing down and that's no good," he said.