Gareth Bale would cost madrid a whopping £103 million tells Spurs chairman Levy.

Tottenham are ready to sell star winger
Gareth Bale to Spanish giants Real Madrid - but it will cost a world record €120million euros.
According to reports in Spanish newspapers,
the Welsh winger is the top priority of
Real Madrid President Florentino Perez, but the
move could be is hindered by the extra money demands of Spurs chairman Daniel Levy.
Madrid do not want to meet

the €120m asking price  - but they are willing to make an alternative
offer of £86million plus Argentine winger Angel Di
Maria in exchange.

Are the EPL Champions Running out of Time and Coinage?

Manchester United are not shying away from looking at all the options and are making desperate efforts to make ends meet before 10th of July in terms of transfers. The point is to avoid the end days of the summer transfer window and avoid promoting the air of doubt looming over the next season's team. United bosses are adamant to make decisions which would stand up against, what is being labelled as a 'small time' replacement for SAF - the signing of David Moyes.

The Mystery behind the next Record Breaking Transfers

Spanish giants Madrid as well as Barcelona are leaving no stone unturned in this summer window with Barcelona signing Neymar at such an exaggerated price, Madrid is sure to make headlines with their interest in Premier League star Gareth Bale.  Madrid's adviser Zidane confirmed the interest in Bale and Madrid's willingness to even shell out £85 million to make sure they have him in their next season line up. 

Top 5 Transfer Misses For Wenger At Arsenal.

1. Cristiano Ronaldo - A teen Ronaldo arrive at London,having met Wenger many times to discuss a possible contract. He even visited our old training ground and watched the players training. However,Arsenal hestitated, Sir alex managed to snap him up and the rest is history.

Transfer Window Watch : Who are Manchester United buying?

"The future's in the air. I can feel it everywhere, blowing with the wind of change."

Nothing could sum up the next few months for Manchester United like this Scorpion hit from the '90s. The final home match of the season, while United fans grieved Fergie's retirement, the fiery Scot addressed the Old Trafford faithful and bellowed 'Your job now is to stand by our new manager.' Enter, David Moyes.
 

One Scot to make way for another. Truth be said, it's almost a like-to-like replacement. But would it also mean a similar transfer policy? The first few indications suggest that might not be the case.

Moyes first went about changing the backroom staff. Assistant manager Mike Phelan and goalkeeping coach Eric Steele have already been axed with fan favourite first team coach, Rene Muelensteen expected to follow suit.

While this move might have ruffled a few feathers among the Old Trafford faithful, Moyes' next move (based on press reports), have been greeted with universal approval. United want a CM!