If Real Madrid sell Bale, United may have to prepare to face competition from Evergrande in the Chinese Super League.
According to legend, AFC Champions League champions Guangzhou Evergrande asked Real Madrid for 85 million pounds to buy Bale.
In the Copa del Rey last week, Bale made his first appearance as a team starter since September, helping Real Madrid to a 3-0 away win over Numancia, which won their first official win in 2018.
But there are reports that Madrid executives have lost patience with the 28-year-old Welshman as he has been plagued by injuries this season.
But Bale's time in the treatment room won't stop Guangzhou Evergrande, which is currently coached by Italian legend Fabio Cannavaro. At the same time, Evergrande is also actively looking for buyers for colombian striker J. Martinez in the team. In February 2016, Guangzhou Evergrande brought in J. Martinez from La Liga Atletico Madrid for 42 million euros. However, Martinez's joining Evergrande has been unsatisfactory, and even abandoned by Scolari. The label of "parallel goods" makes J Ma the worst reinforcement for Evergrande, with only 10 league games in such a high-value season, contributing only 4 goals and 1 assist.
United have been chasing Bale for a long time, but Bale's pitiful injury record, combined with Real Madrid's insistence on recouping its £85m spending, has forced United to rethink.
In addition, Manchester United's squad in Jesse Lingard has been in good shape recently, and at the same time, Manchester United is confident that more and more excellent goalscorers will emerge in the team. Jesse Lingard has been Mourinho's savior, scoring goals in recent games against Burnley and Everton. The previous FA Cup, against Derby County, was also his break of the deadlock.
The young star signed a new £110,000-a-week contract in April last year, jesse Lingard can stay at Old Trafford until 2021, and he has a year left to choose, arguably, he is now United's most effective attacker.
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