The 'Bale Law': Players are frequently asking their clubs to not release injury information- news today If you’re able, and if you like our content and approach, please support we. Our work wouldn’t be possible without your help.
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Real Madrid Spanish clubs make medical statementsBale has suffered a fair few injuries over the years Pablo GarcíaGareth Bale asked Real Madrid not to make a medical statement regarding the injury he picked up while playing for Wales during the international break. The lack of information has meant Bale's current fitness is relatively unknown and those involved in Spanish football are not used to this. Bale has the right to make the request for privacy because of his status as a patient at the club. It's traditional in Spain for teams to release medical statements about a player if he gets injured, so this was thought to be a fairly unique case. However, the Real Madrid forward isn't the first player in Spain to make this kind of request. MARCA understand that there have been incidents where players have reported medical staff for releasing information about them without permission. For decades, Spanish clubs haven't thought about the details they are releasing in these medical statements and how they are sharing private information about a player's health. Article 22.4 of Law 31/1995 states that access to medical information of a worker has to be restricted to their personal doctor and the healthcare authorities who survey their health, which cannot be provided to the empl...
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