AC MILAN are reportÂedÂly plotÂting a sumÂmer transÂfer swoop for Gareth Bale.
The 32-year-old is out of conÂtract with Real Madrid at the end of the season.
And the $851,000-a-week star seems cerÂtain to leave the BernÂabeu amid conÂtinÂuÂing media attacks on him.
Bale will look for a new club in the sumÂmer â but could hang up his boots after the World Cup in Qatar.
HowÂevÂer, that has not deterred the Serie A giants, accordÂing to jourÂnalÂist Rudy Galetti.
He states that Milanâs sportÂing direcÂtor PaoÂlo MalÂdiÂni has been in talks with the Welsh forwardâs representatives.
And those disÂcusÂsions were designed to disÂcovÂer what Baleâs terms would be and his intenÂtions for the future.
HomeÂtown club Cardiff have been linked with an audaÂcious swoop for the Wales star.
ForÂmer employÂers TotÂtenÂham, who he spent last seaÂson on loan at, are also believed to be interÂestÂed in bringÂing him back.
Bale has only feaÂtured five times for Real Madrid this term and found the net once.
But that did not stop him from scorÂing twice for his counÂtry last week against AusÂtria to fire Wales to the brink of World Cup qualification.
That led to yet more critÂiÂcism as he was slammed by SpanÂish media TWICE in 24 hours as they labelled him a âparÂaÂsiteâ.
He retialitÂed by delivÂerÂing a powÂerÂful warnÂing that âmaliÂciousâ attacks can damÂage athÂletesâ menÂtal health and âsend them over the edgeâ.
Baleâs injury woes have been well-docÂuÂmentÂed but he will be a focal point for Wales should they bank themÂselves a spot in Qatar in November.
But the MidÂdle EastÂern comÂpeÂtiÂtion could be Baleâs swanÂsong unless the prospect of a switch to Milan proves to be too strong.
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