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#2 Nobody wants Gareth Bale (Okay maybe Chelsea do)
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According to the folks at Diario Gol, Real Madrid want to sign Eden Hazard and are likely to let go of Gareth Bale in order to facilitate the move. While Manchester United were linked with him earlier, Jose Mourinho’s admission about not signing any forwards in the summer has closed that door for Bale.
Then there is Tottenham. However, Spurs don’t value him at more than €60 million, which is way below Madrid’s valuation of €90 million.
So as a result, a swap deal with Chelsea isn’t seen as a bad option by the Welshman, especially as he is desperate to return to the Premier League.
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