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How Tottenham could spend their potential £60m Gareth Bale money

Next picture The elusive striker has been linked with a move to Spurs in the past two transfer windows, but are yet to make a concrete offer. With strikers in short supply at White Hart Lane, Damiao could well offer Spurs' boss Andre Villas Boas food for thought up front. The Internacional hitman recently said: “The Premier League holds great attraction, of course. I was in England for quite some time during the Olympics and it is a great country with good people”

The elusive striker has been linked with a move to Spurs in the past two transfer windows, but are yet to make a concrete offer. With strikers in short supply at White Hart Lane, Damiao could well offer Spurs' boss Andre Villas Boas food for thought up front. The Internacional hitman recently said: “The Premier League holds great attraction, of course. I was in England for quite some time during the Olympics and it is a great country with good people”

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By talkSPORT magazine | Monday, December 31, 2012

 

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is apparently about to tell Real that Gareth Bale will cost them £60m and the club could be in for a large windfall should they sell their star player to the Spaniards at the end of the season.

Reports in the Spanish media claim that Madrid bosses are considering a summer move for Bale, as they put together a contingency plan for the potential departure of Cristiano Ronaldo. With Spurs enjoying a 'partnership agreement' with the La Liga giants following the sale of Luka Modric last summer, they could stand to make a huge profit on a player which cost the club an estimated £7m in 2007.

All that money could buy a host of talented players, but who should they splash out on? We took a look at the potential targets. Click the arrow on the right to see some potential transfers.

Tottenham fans, would you be happy with £60m for Gareth Bale? Who would you buy? Let us know your thoughts by commenting below...