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Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United should pay attention to latest Gareth Bale report

Gareth Bale of Real Madrid CF reacts during the La Liga match between Real Madrid and Levante at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu on September 9, 2017 in ...
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Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale’s future at the Bernabeu is in doubt.

Gareth Bale (R) of Real Madrid CF smiles ahead his teammate Luka Modric (L) both sitted on the bench prior to start the La Liga match between Deportivo Alaves and Real Madrid CF at Estadio...

Real Madrid attacker Gareth Bale is facing an uncertain future at the club this summer.

Spanish newspaper Marca report Bale has resigned himself to leaving Real and is looking forward to a new start.

It reads: “The feeling in the dressing room is that Bale has thrown in the towel and is letting go, that all he thinks about is for the season to end so he can consider his future away from Madrid.

“It’s as if he didn’t care and, in fact, since losing his starting spot, Bale has disconnected completely.”

Tottenham Hotspur's Welsh defender Gareth Bale (R) vies with Real Madrid's Portuguese defender Ricardo Alberto Carvalho (L) during the Champions League quarter-final first leg football...

After an injury hit start to the year Bale has failed to win manager Zinedine Zidane over and solidify his place as an unquestioned starter.

The reports should interest Premier League suitors Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur, with Spanish media outlet Mundo Deportivo claiming they will go head to head for his signature this summer.

Gareth Bale (R) of Real Madrid CF scores their fifth goal during the La Liga match between Real Madrid CF and Girona FC at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu on March 18, 2018 in Madrid, Spain.

Diario Gol reported last week that Bale’s preference is to rejoin Tottenham.

Spurs sold Bale for a world record fee of £86 million to Real in 2013 and he has gone onto lift three Champions League trophies.

Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane denied this week that Bale is unhappy at Madrid, The Independent reported, but these latest reports undercut these comments and offer further hope to the clubs hoping to lure Wales’ record scorer back to the Premier League.