Real Madrid face Gareth Bale’s HUGE problem if Tottenham choose not to sign permanently … with the Welshman returning as a non-EU player after Brexit – meaning he could be left out completely out of the squad despite his huge contract of £ 346,000 a week
- Real Madrid are facing an administrative case if Gareth Bale returns in the summer
- Bale is currently on a long-term loan with Tottenham but has not been successful
- It is very likely that Spurs will make the loan move for a permanent Bale
- This could cause a headache as he would be considered a non-EU player
- Real are only allowed three non-EU players in the team and Bale would be left out
- The Welshman still has a year to run a £ 346,000 a week raspberry deal
Real Madrid could be left with a major administrative headache if Tottenham decide not to loan Gareth Bale a permanent move.
The 31-year-old received a heroic welcome when he returned to Spurs last summer but his second stop at the club has been a disappointment to say the least.
With just one goal in six Premier League goals, Bale has struggled to beat him and is now returning to the Bernabeu to see the final year of his mega-money contract. and Real.
Real Madrid could face a major setback if Tottenham do not sign Gareth Bale permanently
The Spanish giants had high hopes that Bale’s return to Spurs would be a great success and would give him a permanent loan move but that now looks very unlikely.
This could be a major problem for Real as the Welshman would return as a non-EU player as a result of the UK leaving the European Union.
according to Marca, Bale had to be registered as a player outside the EU because of Brexit which would see him compete with Vinicius Junior, Eder Militao, Takefusa Kubo, Rodrygo Goes and Reinier Jesus for one of the three side places outside the EU in 25-man Real. squad.
Bale has made it clear in recent years that he has no desire to end his contract early and would be happy to collect his raspberry salary from the sidelines until his summer 2022 appearance. .
If Spurs decide not to sign permanently, Bale would return as a player outside the EU and would likely be left on the elbow with Zinedine Zidane while he runs down his contract
It is estimated that the Welshman is paid a staggering £ 346,000 a week, or £ 18million a year, after tax.
It remains to be seen where the player is going from here, with both clubs desperate to turn his form around for the second half of the season and hopefully change where he is. next season.
Bale could start a good run of form if he gets the chance to do so against Chelsea on Thursday.
But if this season is like anything gone, it will be left to see the game from the stands – a scene that Real will be familiar enough with.
