BUN DEAL Real Madrid outcast Gareth Bale wanted by Bayern Munich on season-long loan deal - 7M sport

BUN DEAL Real Madrid outcast Gareth Bale wanted by Bayern Munich on season-long loan deal

GARETH BALE is being offered a way out of his Real Madrid nightmare by Bayern Munich.


Posted Sunday, June 16, 2019 by Thesun.co.uk

The Welsh wizard, who earns £350,000 a week after tax, knows he is unwanted under Zinedine Zidane’s rule at the Bernabeu.

BUN DEAL Real Madrid outcast Gareth Bale wanted by Bayern Munich on season-long loan deal
Gareth Bale could revive his career with Bayern Munich on a season-long loan deal
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And German superclub Bayern are willing to pay his wages on a season-long loan deal.

Boss Niko Kovac wants Bale to boost his squad after losing Arjen Robben and Franck Ribery.

Premier League clubs are all watching Bale’s problems from afar and without much chance of joining the race.

Even on loan he is too rich for the likes of Manchester United and Tottenham right now - with Wayne Rooney warning his old club not to go for his fellow former Prem star.

Bale, who turns 30 next month, knows his chances of playing are slim in Madrid so he may be interested in moving to the Bundesliga for a year, to stay sharp and rekindle his club career.

BALE'S BEST OPTION

Real will see who else comes out of the woodwork in the coming weeks, but the German route is emerging as the best option for all concerned.

Bale was recently trolled by fuming Real Madrid fans after he posted a photo of himself on the golf course during Eden Hazard's unveiling.

Cardiff-born Bale, a huge golf nut, tweeted a photo of himself on Pebble Beach golf course, site of this week's US Open, and wished world No 2 Dustin Johnson good luck.

But Bernabeu fans were alert to the timing of the post - which came as ex-Chelsea star Hazard was being paraded in front of 50,000 fans at the Bernabeu.

SunSport recently took an in-depth look at Bale's career - which is at a crossroads.

It has not been a season Bale will look back on with any fondness — and it may have been his last campaign in the white of Real Madrid.

A year ago he was being hailed as the man who could step into the shoes of Ronaldo as the Portuguese goal-machine departed to Juventus.

Bale’s stunning strike in Kiev will go down as one of the greatest goals in the history of the European Cup.

That made it three titles in a row — and four in five years — for Los Blancos. Bale played a key role in all of them.

But since then things have gone downhill rapidly for the former Tottenham man, who has spent six years in Spain.



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