Gareth Bale to Manchester United: Real Madrid make decision on £52m bid

MANCHESTER UNITED are reportedly only willing to pay £52m for Gareth Bale and that has not gone down well at Real Madrid.
Bale looks set to leave Real at the end of the season following an injury-ravaged past two years at the Bernabeu.

And a return to the Premier League, where he made his name during a six-season spells at Tottenham, has been heavily mooted in Spain.

Manchester United, Chelsea and Tottenham have all been credited with interest in signing the 28-year-old winger.




However, the latest reports suggest Real have been thoroughly unimpressed by the offers they’ve received from Premier League clubs so far.
According to Spanish outlet Don Balon, Real deemed United’s initial bid of £52m (€60m) to be ‘ridiculous’.

And they had a similar response when Tottenham offered the same figure for their former talisman.

Real have apparently decided the best way to offload Gareth Bale will be to the Chinese Super League.
And it is claimed that they have received a proposal worth £113m (€130) from an unnamed club.

Real president Florentino Perez is ready to ‘accept without hesitation’ at that price.

Bale is unwilling to head to China though and is determined to join another huge European side.

Bale has supposedly also stated he will only move if is paid the same as he earns at Real.

Source:www.express.co.uk