Gareth Bale offers a shock loan & # 39; to temporarily put an end to Real Madrid's hell

Bayern Munich has approached Real Madrid about a potential loan for Gareth Bale, who is banned, according to reported information.

Although under contract to Bernabeu until 2022, the Welsh wing is free to leave the Spanish giants this summer after Zinedine Zidane's return to the club.

Bale made 42 appearances in all competitions last season, but found his playing time increasingly limited and did not appear in the last three games of the Liga Real campaign.

In addition, the 29-year-old should get closer to the team's next-season lineup after Eden Hazard's arrival from Chelsea as part of a contract that could reach £ 130 million.

Madrid is looking to unload the Welsh in the coming weeks, but has so far striven to find clubs willing to request a transfer to the former Tottenham player.

But the Sun reports that Bayern's German champions are ready to match Bale's huge salaries, estimated at around £ 350,000 a week, to lend to the player for a season.

The Bundesliga formation needs important players after losing Arjen Robben and Franck Ribery this summer.

And according to the publication, manager Niko Kovac considers Bale as the ideal player to add experience to his team in this area of ​​the field.

While Bale's play time in Spain should be further reduced next season, a loan period in Germany would offer the player a good opportunity to regain form.

And Bayern already has some experience of borrowing Madrid players. James Rodriguez has just completed a two-year stint at the Allianz Arena.

Although the removal of Bale's salary from the payroll is a good thing for Real, the Spanish giants would ideally like to receive a transfer fee for the player who cost them £ 85 million in 2013.

Besides Whites, Los Blancos have already spent a lot to reach their goals this summer, including Luka Jovic, Ferland Mendy, Eder Militao and Rodrygo, and the club must sell players to make sure they are not victims. Financial fouls of the UEFA Rules of Fair Play.

Premier League teams, including Manchester United and Spurs, have been badociated with the Welsh wing movement, but it is thought they are reluctant to match his salary.

Alongside Bale, it is believed that midfield salespeople Rodriguez and Mateo Kovacic are the best opportunity to raise significant funds.