Gareth Bale returning to Spurs would be 'brilliant' says pundit
Gareth Bale and Sergio Reguilon are on their way to Hotspur Way to complete their moves to Tottenham. The pair have been pictured arriving at Luton Airport following their private jet from Madrid this morning. The pair are set to be announced as Tottenham players later today but the duo have already conducted their medicals in Spain.
Gareth Bale and Sergio Reguilon has arrived in England ahead of their Tottenham transfers (Image: REUTERS)
Bale was even willing to stop and have a picture with a fan on his way out of the airport and is now within touching distance of sealing a sensational return to Tottenham.
Spurs have been working on a loan deal since the start of the week. Daniel Levy launched an audacious enquiry about a deal during talks for Reguilon.
The club wrapped up a £27million transfer for the left-back but were also told by Real Madrid that they were willing to cover a large chunk of his wages.
It's understood that Tottenham will pay Bale £260,000-a-week while Los Blancos will cover the remaining £340,000.
Bale held talks with Jose Mourinho about a return, in which he declared that his heart belonged to Spurs.
The two clubs managed to agree on wages last night and Levy's private jet was ready to pick up the two new signings and bring them back to Luton.
It's around a 45 minute journey to the club's training ground in Enfield and large crowds are already gathering as fans tried to catch a glimpse of their hero.
Tottenham are understood to have the option of loaning Bale for a second year, which could then run down his Real Madrid contract.
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Tottenham's summer transfer business may not be done there either with a striker still on the club's shortlist.
Express Sport exclusively revealed yesterday that Wolfsburg are willing to sell Spurs target Wout Weghorst.
The club are eyeing the 6ft 5" Dutch striker as cover for Harry Kane and Weghorst is believed to be keen on the move.
Spurs are now fully focused on getting the Bale and Reguilon deals over the line and while they're done the Tottenham media team will not be working around the clock to prepare both announcements.