Published 17:12 IST, January 21st 2020
Gareth Bale to Tottenham? Spurs chief reportedly meets Real Madrid to discuss transfer
According to reports, Bale can join his former club Tottenham Hotspur this winter. The London-based club are in severe need of players to lift their season.
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Gareth Bale's awkward love saga with Real Mrid continues. winger is rumoured to leave (yet again) Los Blancos this transfer window. According to reports, Bale can join his former club Tottenham Hotspur this winter. London-based club are in severe need of players to lift ir drowning season. As reported, Spurs' chief Daniel Levy recently met with Real Mrid officials to discuss a potential move for Bale. Welshman is undoubtedly one of best players in world and possesses skills to change dynamic of any side. Bale, however, got on wrong side of Los Blancos' fans for being too fragile on pitch. He spent most of his time in Mrid being injured.
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Gareth Bale's Premier League homecoming?
Gareth Bale's exit from Real Mrid got confirmed when he got into Zinedine Zidane's b books. Gareth Bale and Real Mrid manr Zinedine Zidane have h ir ups and downs. Zidane commented that he hopes Gareth Bale leaves as soon as possible at start of season. On or hand, Bale danced with infamous "Wales, Golf and Real Mrid - in that order" flag. 30-year-old winger was very close to joining Chinese Super League before Florenti Perez sabotd move at last minute.
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According to Juanfe Sanz (a Spanish football expert), Tottenham chief Levy h a meeting with Real Mrid about a potential January move for Bale. “Levy, president of Tottenham, has been with Florenti today and asked him about Bale,” Juanfe Sanz said on El Chiringuito TV. Gareth Bale's move from Real Mrid sounds reasonable as he has started only nine LaLiga games for Real Mrid this season. He last scored in September.
Jose Mourinho replaced Mauricio Pochetti in Tottenham and Bale h high words for Portuguese. Bale, while talking with BT Sport, stated that Jose Mourinho is a serial winner. “Tottenham want to win trophies and I don't think re's a better partnership than Mourinho and Tottenham toger to try and win some trophies," Bale ded.
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17:12 IST, January 21st 2020