Real Madrid Transfer News: Gareth Bale makes huge decision over his future amidst Man Utd interest

Gareth Bale has reportedly told Real Madrid board that he does not wish to move away from the club. 

Real Madrid have already made three signings by welcoming Eder Militao, Luka Jovic, and Eden Hazard to Santiago Bernabeu. They simply cannot afford to make any more signings without selling some of their players to balance the cheque book. From the current squad, Gareth Bale, Matteo Kovacic, James Rodriguez, Jesus Vallejo, and Sergio Reguilon have been linked with a move away from the club.

Being one amongst the list, Gareth Bale will not be willing to move away from the club, according to AS. The Welsh International has not enjoyed a good relationship with Zinedine Zidane during the last stint and the reminiscent has occurred this season.

The Real Madrid attacker was not even given a chance to come off the bench during the final La Liga game at Santiago Bernabeu. This has infuriated him which has thereby forced to leave the stadium early. The former Tottenham star sat out for most of the game under Zidane last season and is not worried about the repeating prospect this season.

It is no brainer than Zidane is looking for someone to create more in the final third – the factor which Bale fails more often. With Luca Jovic and Eden Hazard filling up the striker and left wing position, the right wing position will be interesting to witness.

Albeit possessing the likes of Marco Asensio and Lucas Vazquez in the ranks, Gareth Bale has been placed on the transfer list. It will be an interesting time as the player and club have had their say on this transfer.

Manchester United are long-term admirers, but they have bought the young Daniel James from Swansea City for a fee of 15 million. But, none of the sides would be wanting to match his astronomical wages or Real Madrid demands.

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Selling Gareth Bale is an easy task as no other club would be willing to match his wage demands. On the other hand, Real Madrid want 60 million, which is practically not possible.