DANIEL LEVY has slapped a £100million price tag on Spurs superstar Gareth Bale.
Chairman Levy is demanding a world-record fee for the flying 23-year-old. And he hopes the mind-boggling sum will frighten off the chasing pack, which includes Bayern Munich, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain.
The Sun revealed yesterday that new Bayern boss Pep Guardiola is determined to make Bale his first big signing.
But Levy wants to keep the 22-goal Welsh wizard for at least another year.
Failure to land a lucrative Champions League spot for next season, however, could force him to change his mind.
Bale returns from an ankle injury today as Spurs host Manchester City in a must-win game for the Londoners.
Defeat would leave them FIVE points behind Arsenal, while Chelsea could go SIX points clear of Spurs with victory at Liverpool today.
That would leave their top-four hopes looking perilous — increasing the likelihood of Bale quitting.
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