How Gareth Bale and Zinedine Zidane reacted after the collapse of Real Madrid's transfer exit

Both Gareth Bale and Zinedine Zidane were left "furious" after the transfer proposed by the Real Madrid player to China failed.

The Welsh star Bale has allowed Real to win considerable success since his signing Tottenham in 2013, participating in four victories in the Champions League.

But the striker failed to convince Zidane during his first stint as a manager and the situation has not improved since his return to Bernabeu earlier in the year.

After a friendly match against which Bale played no role, Zidane said the former Spurs star was "very close" to leaving Real Madrid.

Zidane added that his departure from the Spanish capital would be "the best for all".

Due to his exorbitant salaries, it has been difficult to find a club for Basel, but he seems to have moved closer to the movement for Chinese club Jiangsu Suning this week.

Basel had to sign an amazing three-year contract with the team, worth £ 1 million a week.

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez, however, blocked the decision because he hoped to attract a transfer fee for Bale rather than lose him for nothing.

The update, according to The Sun, left Bale and Zidane "furious" with a resolution between the two players.

Zidane would be particularly injured while he hoped to launch a move for Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba, using the money released from the Bale exit.

Basel, 30, has scored 102 goals in 231 games with Spanish heavyweight Real Madrid since he left White Hart Lane six years ago.

The former Premier League star was linked to a shock move to Liverpool this summer, but Jurgen Klopp dismissed speculation regarding an agreement between the two clubs.

"Basel is a Real Madrid player." He leaves him, he will be incredibly expensive, with high salaries, "Klopp told Sky Sports last week.

"We can not solve the problems of other clubs. He is an exceptional player, I like him a lot.

"He won the final of the Champions League [in 2018 against Liverpool] almost alone when he came out of the bench.

"But it's not just for him. You must create a team. A team is not a set of individuals, we are not targeting these simple players and hope they will solve the future for us. "