Tottenham's Gareth Bale has long been linked with Real Madrid.
Tottenham Hotspur have yet to respond to Real Madrid's €100 million bid for Gareth Bale, sources close to the process
have told CokoyeSport

The situation is now at an
increasingly tense impasse, with
the Wales forward determined to
go to the Bernabeu this summer,
but Spurs chief executive Daniel
Levy is just as strong in his refusal to sell. Despite reports in the Spanish
press being widely dismissed in
the UK on Friday, it is understood
that Madrid did indeed submit the
offer and that Bale has also now
made up his mind on leaving. Aside from his long-held aspiration
to play for Real, the 24-year-old
feels it is finally time to
experience regular football in the
Champions League rather than
potentially infrequent forays with Spurs. Sources have also stated that
there is now growing tension
between Bale's camp and Levy
due to the London club's refusal
to even entertain the possibility
of a sale. Those close to the player also insist that there are
no current negotiations to sign a
new contract at White Hart Lane
and he actively wants to leave
this summer. When asked about Bale after his
side's 6-0 win over South China,
however, Villas-Boas refused to
be drawn into a discussion. "I
don't want to comment on
anything like that," he said. "I cannot speak about anything." Bale is not expected to play in
Tottenham's friendly against
Monaco on August 3.