Tottenham seal £9m deal for Toulouse midfielder Etienne Capoue Spurs are not interested in Real's suggestion that payments could be stretched over the term of a six-year contract. Daniel Levy, the Tottenham chairman, did meet Madrid president Florentino Pérez on Tuesday but talks broke down quickly, with Spurs judging that the valuations that Real were placing on their players - striker Álvaro Morata, winger Ángel di María and left-back Fabio Coentrao - were inflated. Despite being unavailable on Saturday for Tottenham, Bale is in the Wales squad for the match against the Republic of Ireland on Wednesday. Regardless of which club he plays for next season Bale's income is expected to increase after it was confirmed that his application to trademark his "Eleven of Hearts" celebration logo has been successful. The Intellectual Property Office confirmed yesterday that the logo, which includes a No 11 inside a heart shape made of two hands, has been trademarked. Bale's advisers have plans to introduce the symbol on to a number of products which will be revealed to the public at a later date. That could stand to make him up to £3million a year, according to Nigel Currie, director of sports marketing agency BrandRapport. He said: "The possibilities are huge for Gareth Bale. Once he has that right he can cash in on it and become a more well-known player. A third of his overall income could be made from his image rights, potentially up to £3million a year.