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Choose a betting type and let’s win together. All our tips is come from an exclusive source of the world most corrupt betting community. These syndicate is the group that manipulating all fixed match in the world. By joining Bale-1×2.com you will get the direct connection with these syndicate. 2 days ago Bale’s most recent goals came in Sunday’s 4-1 win over Crystal Palace in which an outstanding all-round display also included four key passes. But, asked at full-time if Spurs fans could expect him to replicate the output that saw him involved in 37 goals in 44 games in 2012-13, earning his move to Madrid, the 31-year-old was hesitant.
Real Madrid star Gareth Bale looks to be edging closer to a transfer back to Spurs as bookies Ladbrokes announce they’ve suspended betting on the potential deal.
Alex Apati of Ladbrokes has been in touch to reveal that it looks like only a matter of time before Bale heads back to Tottenham, and as such the bookmakers have closed the book on this deal for the time being.
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Apati said: “Bale could be Mourinho’s get out of jail card and it looks as though a return to Tottenham WILL go ahead in the coming weeks as we’ve closed the book.”
This could be a useful indicator of where we are in the Bale transfer saga, and Tottenham fans will no doubt be excited about the prospect of the Welshman lining up for them again.
Gareth Bale could be heading back to Tottenham
Bale has won a whole host of major honours during his time with Real Madrid, but he’s never endeared himself to the fans like he did during his first spell in north London.
The 31-year-old could do well to move back to Spurs in order to revive his career, and one imagines fans of all Premier League clubs will be eager to see him on these shores once again.
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Real Madrid have been busy in the transfer market after a disappointing campaign saw them finish without any silverware. Los Blancos have added four new names to their squad including Eden Hazard and Luka Jovic.
With those new arrivals at the Bernabeu, something of a clear-out is expected over the coming weeks but Gareth Bale is unlikely to be part of it according to the bookmakers.
888Sport are 3/10 (1.30) that the Wales international is still at Real Madrid on September 3 2019, when the current transfer window shuts in Spain.
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Former club president Ramon Calderon said Bale had 'not lived up to expectation' which followed his move to the Spanish capital in 2013, and the 29-year-old has been largely sidelined since Zinedine Zidane's return to the dugout in March.
Bale was an unused substitute as Madrid lost their final La Liga game of the campaign 2-0 to Real Betis and has made just five starts in nine La Liga games since Zidane began his second spell in charge.
Bayern Munich and Manchester United are both 2/1 (3.0) to sign Bale this summer with a return to Tottenham priced at 7/1 (8.0) with 888Sport.
The player's agent recently dismissed the possibility of a loan move, a situation that would surely reduce the number of teams which could feasibly offer Bale a route out of Madrid purely based on the financial implications of doing so permanently.
Both the Bundesliga champions and Spurs would likely fall into that category, especially with the combination of a significant transfer fee plus wages in the equation.
United might seem an attractive option on that basis but with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer faced with a significant overhaul of his squad, spending such an eye-watering amount on one player might prove tough, particularly with no Champions League football next term.
Inter (9/1), Juventus (14/1) and Paris Saint-Germain (20/1) are also listed ahead of Milan (25/1), Borussia Dortmund and Manchester City, who are both on offer at 33/1 (34.0).
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One of the key points to consider for anyone looking to get involved in this market is the different dates for the Premier League transfer window.
Any permanent transfer to an English club would have to be completed before August 9, unlike a move to another European club which could take place several weeks later.
While Bale has cut a frustrating figure at Madrid in recent months, the bookmakers believe he is set for another tough campaign at the Bernabeu.