Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland are two of the names related to the Spanish giants, as they make a great frenzy of expenses.
After going through the unsigned window last summer, Zinedine Zidane is in a position to spend the cash at the end of the campaign.
But several points would be to allow such madness.
One point on the Real’s to-do list is to reduce the club payroll.
Among the winners is Bale, whose salaries of 650,000 euros per week are heavily subsidized through Madrid when he ceded to Tottenham.
Allowing the 31-year-old to return to north London was noted as the most productive way to regain his form and gain a permanent movement in future windows.
However, his inconsistent presentations and injury disorders have left real worried about his return this summer without a buyer, according to Spanish media AS.
Such an occasion would once again leave Los Blancos suffering with Bale and his massive contract, which expires until 2022.
As in his last seasons at Madrid, the Welsh man has not been able to organize a series of regular matches.
Having started Tottenham’s organizing-level matches in the Europa League, he has played only four premier league games.
A knee challenge kept Bale out of action in the first few weeks of his loan before being forced to win in Stoke with a calf challenge.
The winger’s headbutt in the Carabao Cup tied only the third goal he has scored since returning to North London club.
José Mourinho said after the match: “It’s his resolve, anything he feels.
“He told me as he walked to the locker room [at half-time]. “
The Spurs technician had previously noted earlier this month that Bale “must regain his trust” when it comes to several games a week.
If the Royal did things before the summer, a lot of stars, including David Alaba and Phil Foden, could be on his radar.
An earlier report in the year even that Mbappé’s French trio Dayot Upamecano and Eduardo Camavinga would be targeted as a new wave of galactica.
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