The two players 'key to Manchester United's chances of signing Gareth Bale'
United continue to be linked with Real Madrid forward Bale in the 2018 summer transfer window.
Liam Corless
Gareth Bale's future at Real Madrid is dependent on two players, according to reports.
AS claim whether Bale will remain at the Bernabeu or not will have a lot to do with where Neymar and Cristiano Ronaldo play their club football next season.
The article by the Spanish media outlet doesn't go into further detail about exactly what that means, but the suggestion seems to be that if Neymar were to move to Madrid and Ronaldo were to stay at Madrid, Bale would be deemed surplus to requirements.
It is claimed that Madrid could demand more than 150 million euros for the Welshman following his heroics in the Champions League final win over Liverpool.
Meanwhile Sergej Milinkovic-Savic has said he won't rush into making a decision about his club future.
Manchester United might already have the next Gareth Bale
The Lazio midfielder is in demand after a breakthrough season in Serie A and United are one of the clubs interested in signing the £90million-rated Serb.
"I need a little bit of rest now," he said after Serbia's World Cup exit. "I'll return to Rome and I would be happy if I stay at Lazio, as I'm content there and I have a contract.
"I read something different in the papers every day, but I haven't thought about it yet. First I'll rest for a bit, then we'll see."
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