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Report: Potential Zidane sacking will have no affect on Bale’s loan at Tottenham
Real Madrid ar🎃e reportedly on the verge of sacking Zinedine Zidane after a dismal loss in the Champions League on Tuesday – and such a decision will not impact Gareth Bale’s loan at Tottenham.
Zidane’s side suffered a third lo🌠ss in their last five games against Ukranian side Shakhtar Donetsk – losing 2-0 away from home. It has put the Real legend in tricky water with the Real board, and a sackin🉐g is supposedly close.
Spanish media outlet claim that Real president Florentino Perez is weighing up the decision to axe Zidane – with Mauricio Pochettino a possible candidat🌞e to replace the Frenchman. Bale, though, will be unaffecte𝓡d.
Bale, 31,🌳 rejoined Tottenham on loan from Real and has played seven times – scoring once against Brighton in the Premier League. Some Spurs fans may be worried that a Zidane exit might see Real give Bale another chance.
However, that Real are unable to recall Bale this seaso🌳n after failing to include a recall clause in the loan. In fact, Spurs have the chance to ꦍextend the loan next summer by another season.
TBR’s view – Bale news will be music to Spurs fans’ ears
While he has failed to reproduce his best form at Spurs, it must be remembered that the Wales ace has not played regularly for the last three seasons a▨t Real M🦋adrid – and needs to be used carefully by Jose Mourinho.
Indeed, the Europa League has presented the i🐲deal opportunity to use Bale sparingly and help regai♈n the attacker’s confidence – as well as boosting his fitness. The odd Premier League outing will come his way, too.
A few more weeks of regaining his fitness and Bale cou🥂ld begin to show why Spurs have brought him back. Certainly, Spurs fans need not worry about a potential return to Real Madrid.
