Thursday, 1 August 2013

Carlo Ancelotti confirms Real Madrid talks over Tottenham's Gareth Bale

REAL MADRID manager Carlo Ancelotti confirmed talks between the club and Tottenham for Gareth Bale are underway and hopes to find a quick solution to the transfer.

What Bale would look like decked out in his new strip
The Spanish giants are looking to secure a world record £95m cash-plus-player deal, after the 24-year-old told Spurs he wanted to leave for the Bernabeu.
Ancelotti now wants a quick solution to the deal which would involve Madrid's young striker Alvaro Morata moving to White Hart Lane.
"It's hard to talk about Bale as a player of Madrid, lets see what happens. I am very happy with the squad and with the work we rare doing," the former AC Milan and Chelsea manager said.
The Welshman is now set to leave Premier League and join Madrid and La LigaThe Welshman is now set to leave Premier League and join Madrid and La Liga
Bale was sensational for Tottenham last season as the club missed out on a Champions League placeBale was sensational for Tottenham last season as the club missed out on a Champions League place
The 24-year-old is all set for his move after telling Tottenham he wanted to leave the club yesterdayThe 24-year-old is all set for his move after telling Tottenham he wanted to leave the club yesterday
“The club is talking right now to find a solution to the case of Bale”
Carlo Ancelotti
He added: "I've never talked to Bale because they usually do not talk to players from another team and now we would just talk to him."
Spurs' boss Andre Villas-Boas had insisted throughout the summer that the Welsh international, who scored 21 times in the Premier League last season, would not be sold.
However attempts to convince the winger to remain at the club were left in tatters yesterday when Bale informed chairman Daniel Levy and Villas-Boas he wanted to move to the Spanish capital.
The deal to bring the former Southampton player Los Blancos will smash the £80m fee paid to Manchester United for Cristian Ronaldo in 2009.
The Italian confirmed today talks are underway to bring Bale to the clubThe Italian confirmed today talks are underway to bring Bale to the club
Former Tottenham player Luka Modric will not be part of any dealFormer Tottenham player Luka Modric will not be part of any deal
But the Real Madrid manager rejected any idea that former Spurs' player Luka Modric would be a makeweight in any deal for Bale.
"All players are working well, we have not discussed anything about outputs, so it is not true about Modric.
"He is a player very important to us. Modric will play with us this season.
"The club is talking right now to find a solution to the case of Bale."
Villas-Boas was desperate to keep Bale at the club for the new seasonVillas-Boas was desperate to keep Bale at the club for the new season
Morata could be heading to White Hart Lane as part of the mega money dealMorata could be heading to White Hart Lane as part of the mega money deal
The deal will see the arrival of promising forward Morata, who impressed in this summer's European Under-21 Championship in Israel.
The 20-year-old finished the tournament's top scorer as Spain defeated Italy 4-2 in the final.
Villas-Boas is keen to add to his attack especially with the impending departure of Bale and is edging closer to the club record signing of Roberto Soldado from Valencia.
Soldado will join the club for €30m after three successful years with the Los Che.
Soldado is on his way to Tottenham in a club record dealSoldado is on his way to Tottenham in a club record deal

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