Bale To Madrid

Power, pace and goals make Bale world's most expensive player

More goals, more running and 100 million euros ($131.86 million) later, the richest of the lot, Real Madrid, has bought him.

From Maradona to Bale: A history of the world record transfer fee

Following Gareth Bales's world record transfer from Tottenham Hotspur to Real Madrid for 100 million euros, these are the major world record transfer deals based on pounds sterling.

Bale needs to fire quickly or risk living in shadows of Ronaldo, Neymar

Bale lands at the Bernabeu with a hefty 100 million euro price tag and the need to impress one of the most demanding audiences in the world every time he steps out on to the pitch.

From Spurs 'jinx' to world beater: The rise of Gareth Bale

Bale became Wales's youngest ever player when he made his full international debut as a substitute against Trinidad and Tobago in May 2006.

It's official: Gareth Bale is the world's most expensive player

The move for Bale, who had around three years remaining on his Tottenham contract, caps a rapid rise from White Hart Lane misfit to one of European football's most exciting players.

Real admit problems in sealing Bale deal

A Real Madrid vice president has admitted unspecified problems have delayed the signing of Tottenham Hotspur's Gareth Bale.

Spurs line up Lamela, Eriksen as Bale heads to Madrid

If Tottenham have finalised the transfer of Gareth Bale to Real Madrid, for 100 million euros, the London-based club are ready to spend part of their cash on Eriksen.

Bale move to Madrid almost done: reports

Even if the deal for the Welsh international is not confirmed on Friday, all the indications are that the player will be running out at the Bernabeu this season in the currently vacant number 11 shirt.

The time is right for Gareth Bale to leave for Real Madrid

Despite the ludicrous amounts of money being hurled the way of White Hart Lane, the summer of 2013 is probably the best time to buy Bale, not just for Real Madrid, but for all parties concerned.

Real Madrid target Gareth Bale gets death threat

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is reluctant to sell Bale but a bid in the region of £100 million may be enough to lure him.