Real Madrid still does not seem to have found a buyer for Gareth Bale after a recent move to China with Jiangsu Suning failed. According to the Spanish newspaper AS, FC Bayern Munich is now back in the game.
Both the Royals and the player are looking to sell, and his advisor Jonathan Barnett recently confirmed that Bale “will not go to any club on loan”. Nevertheless, the FCB may have a loan in mind.
Real Madrid is determined to remove Bale from its payroll and, in addition to selling James Rodriguez, generate income with the Welsh. However, if no new club is found by the end of the transfer period, Real could also agree to a loan.
This would allow the Bavarians to drive a pattern similar to that of James, which was initially lent out for a fee of 13 million euros for two years with a subsequent purchase option of 42 million euros.
According to AS, the outfitter adidas might also be interested in a Bale commitment that equips both the player and the German record champion. After the departure of Franck Ribery and Arjen Robben, Bavaria is still looking for an outside player.
