Gareth bale
Bale agent blasts 'disgraceful' Real Madrid fans
The 31-year-old has returned to Tottenham on a loan deal, having left them in 2013 for a then world-record fee of £85 million ($109 million).
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Zidane confirms Bale in talks with Tottenham, says deal 'still not closed'
Gareth Bale arrived at Spurs' training ground on Friday and is expected to agree a one-year loan with the club he left for a world record € 100 million in 2013.
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Tottenham in talks over Bale signing: agent
Gareth Bale has been frozen out by Real manager Zinedine Zidane and the Wales star said earlier this month that he was open to joining a Premier League side.
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Bale accuses Real Madrid of making it 'difficult' to leave
Bale is out of favour with Real manager Zinedine Zidane and played just 48 minutes of Madrid's 12 games when the Spanish season resumed after the coronavirus lockdown.
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Bale left out by Zidane for Man City test
Sergio Ramos will travel with the squad, Madrid confirmed, despite being suspended for the fixture.
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Bale's agent says Real Madrid forward will not leave the club
Despite winning four Champions League titles with Real, Bale divides opinion because of a perceived lack of commitment and a poor injury record. He seemed set for a move to Chinese club Jiangsu Suning last year before the deal fell through.
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Bale unlikely to make Premier League return: agent
The former Tottenham star has been linked with a move back to the Premier League on several occasions, with Newcastle the latest club to be mentioned as suitors for the Wales international.
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'I would definitely be interested in it' - Bale on MLS
Bale has not been a regular in Zinedine Zidane's team this season and the 30-year-old almost departed last summer, before a move to Chinese club Jiangsu Suning fell through.
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Defiant Bale down but not out at Real Madrid
Two seasons on he remains but Madrid face PSG again at the Santiago Bernabeu on Tuesday, with the Welshman's future still in doubt and his standing among the fans perhaps never lower.
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Zidane urges critical Real fans to start backing Bale again
Gareth Bale’s commitment to the 13-times European champions has come under the microscope this week after he helped his nation qualify for Euro 2020 and then joined his teammates dancing alongside a banner saying ‘Wales. Golf. Madrid. In that order’.
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Clasico concerns for Madrid as Modric and Bale sit out training
Luka Modric and Gareth Bale each did gym work indoors as they attempted to recover from injuries sustained playing in the Euro 2020 qualifier between Croatia and Wales on Sunday.
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Zidane: Bale declined to play
Zidane had been branded a "disgrace" by Bale's agent for his comments after the Saturday match, when he said he hoped Bale's move from the club happened soon "for everyone's sake."
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Resurgent Real Madrid bring no guarantees for fit-again Bale
It started well, with three goals in as many games, but the team shrivelled under Julen Lopetegui and Gareth Bale, like the rest of the squad, faded.
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Asensio and Bale boost Madrid after injury layoffs
Spain international Marco Asensio has been out for over a month with a thigh injury sustained during Madrid’s Club World Cup campaign.
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Ankle injury rules Bale out of Rayo Vallecano match
Bale took a painful blow to the right ankle during Madrid's 3-0 defeat by CSKA Moscow in midweek and was visibly struggling at the end of the game.
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Bale snaps drought as Real edge past struggling Huesca
The Welshman struck his first goal in the league since the start of September to lift Real to a fourth win in five matches and move the European champions up to fourth place.
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Bale hopes Roma display will galvanise 'turbulent' season
The 29-year-old has failed to score in his last nine league appearances and came in for scathing criticism following Saturday’s stunning 3-0 loss at Eibar.
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Bale under scrutiny again as Madrid feel the love for Vinicius
Madrid were drifting towards a 0-0 draw at their Santiago Bernabeu home and, searching for inspiration, it was Bale´s number 11 that came up.
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Bale bears brunt of Real criticism
The Wales forward arrived in the Spanish capital for a then world record fee of 85 million pounds in 2013 and was seen by club President Florentino Perez as the long-term replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo.
