Gareth Bale speaks up on his feelings after leaving Real Madrid to make Tottenham return
Gareth Bale has insisted ha has “no regrets” about leaving Real Madrid to make a return to Tottenham.
Bale left the North London club back in 2013 to join Los Blancos. Last two terms have turned out to be difficult ones, with Wales international having found his playing time limited under Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane.
The latest incidents linked four-time Champions League winner with the move to his former side, while last week the winger officially rejoined the Lilywhites on a season-long loan.
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“We’re buying the league”, “You are spoiling us”: Tottenham fans react to latest transfer report
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A number of fans have been reacting to latest transfer report, claiming Tottenham are close to completing the deal for Napoli striker Arkadiusz Milik.
The Polish international has been linked with the move to North London club, with Jose Mourinho eager to strengthen the attack. Now according to Raffaele Auriemma from TuttoSport (
via TuttoNapoli), two sides are in advanced talks that take place in London between Daniel Levy and Milik’s agent. It is suggested that the Lilywhites will sign the forward on a one-year loan deal with an obligation to buy him for €25 million (£22.8 million).
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“From what I’ve seen” – Pundit issues Tottenham claim that could get Lilywhites ‘buzzing’
Noel Whelan claims new Tottenham signing Gareth Bale looks “fit as a fiddle” as he works his way back from injury ahead of his hugely anticipated return. Ex-Leeds United striker believes his arrival along with more signings could get Lilywhites “buzzing”.
Bale, who has made a sensational Spurs comeback seven years after leaving for Real Madrid in a world-record deal, is currently sidelined with injury issues and reportedly won’t be seen sporting a Tottenham shirt for at least one month.
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Aaron Ramsey thinks one Tottenham Hotspur player will light up Premier League this season
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Aaron Ramsey has backed his Wales international teammate Gareth Bale to be a success at Tottenham Hotspur. The former Arsenal midfielder, who is now on the books of Italian champions Juventus, believes that Bale will light up the Premier League this season.
Bale joined Real Madrid from Tottenham in the summer of 2013, and after winning La Liga twice and the Champions League four times, the winger is back at the North London club on a loan deal.
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