Bale says goodbye to his teammates, according to Jugones

Gareth Bale hurries his last hours as a Real Madrid player. According to Jugones, the Welsh footballer has said goodbye on an “emotional morning” to all his colleagues in Valdebebas before heading to London to sign again with Tottenham. The '11' exercised inside the facilities, but, after that, he met with his teammates in what everything indicates that it will be his last day as a Madridista.

Meanwhile, Real Madrid is already preparing its goodbye. The shirt is not sold in the official club store with Bale's 11 on his back. Of course, there is still no official communication, which is expected for the next 24 hours. Both he and Sergio Reguilón will catch a flight to the British capital tomorrow to sign their new contracts with the team led by José Mourinho.

How much salary Tottenham will pay is still unknown for getting the services of the Welshman. The Independent points out that it will take care of half of its file, about 15 million euros gross, and that it would pay bonuses based on performance. Other British media even point to the full payment. Be that as it may, Bale's stint at Real Madrid comes to an end after seven seasons and, if nothing goes wrong, he will have spent his last hours in Valdebebas.

His march causes dance of numbers

As AS has learned, Bale's departure leaves '11' free and there are two candidates to inherit it: Vinicius and Asensio. The Brazilian wants him, but the Balearic has preference to choose him by seniority in the club. His imminent departure favors that such a dance can take place. In the event that either of the two players plays the weekend with their current number, it would prevent the subsequent change, by championship regulations.