Gareth Bale approaches the exit of Real Madrid . . . this time.
Bale agent Jonathan Barnett presented an update on Real Madrid’s star striker’s departure to Tottenham Hotspur this week in interviews with the BBC and Sky Sports. Barnett showed Sky Sports that discussions about a movement into the movement window are moving slowly, but Bale’s Move to Tottenham is “close. “
“There’s a lot to go through on some issues, but there’s no doubt that Gareth is closer to leaving Madrid than at any time in the last seven years,” Bale agent Jonathan Barnett told Sky Sports News.
“The agreement is complicated, but there is an explanation as to why an agreement has been reached and that things can be replaced very temporarily if the discussions continue well. “
There are recent rumors that Manchester United are also interested in getting Bale, but Barnett told the BBC on Tuesday that Bale wanted to sign for Tottenham, the club that sold him to Real Madrid in 2013 for a record fee.
“Gareth still loves the Spurs, ” said Barnett, that’s where he should be. “
Bale spent six seasons with Tottenham between 2007 and 2013, during which time she was a Premier League superstar, winning the PFA Player of the Year award twice (in 2011 and 2013) and the PFA Young Player of the Year award (in 2013). ) and the FWA Footballer of the Year award (also in 2013).
Since joining Real Madrid in 2013, he has scored 105 and recorded 68 assists in 251 matches, Los Blancos to win two La Liga titles, 4 UEFA Champions Leagues, 3 FIFA World Cups. clubs, two UEFA Super Cups and one Copa del Rey and one Super Cup.
However, he has been at odds with Real Madrid head coach Zinedine Zidane for much of the last 4 years, and has been criticized by club fans during matches.
Bale recently admitted that he had tried to leave Real Madrid in the afterlife and accused the club of preventing him from doing so, but this time it looks different.
Bale’s salary would be the biggest hurdle in a possible return to Tottenham, as he is one of the sport’s highest-paid players, and his contract will not expire until 2022. Real Madrid and Tottenham will have to come to an agreement that would. divide them before October, a five-move deadline for Premier League clubs.
If they do so before that, Bale’s return could be said to be the maximum premier league move window of the summer of 2020.
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