Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy not prepared to talk to Real Madrid until new bid made for Gareth Bale Real President Florentino Pérez wants to hold talks with Levy in Miami next week in an attempt to thrash out a compromise. Levy has a house in Florida but there is no guarantee that the Spurs chairman will agree to more negotiations. Tottenham did speak with Real at Bale's request after the player told Levy and head coach Andre Villas-Boas that he wished to leave the club. Spurs felt that it was the right thing to do out of respect for Bale's exemplary performances, but that goodwill is in danger of running dry. Although Bale has set his heart on joining Real it is not thought that he will formally submit a transfer request even if he has been left bemused by Spurs" failure to offer him an improved contract - as it had been claimed they would do. Real, for their part, are prepared to increase their offer and will bid closer to £100 million although it is unclear exactly what Spurs" valuation is for Bale. Real have also offered to reconstitute the bid to include players with the Portuguese international Fabio Coentrao and the Argentinian Ángel di María mentioned as possible makeweights. It would appear, however, that Tottenham would only be interested in a straight cash offer. Meanwhile, Jose Mourinho has revealed that he wanted Real Madrid to sign Bale last year while he was in charge at the Bernabéu. "I asked the club to buy him last season but it was not possible," the Portuguese said.