April 10 2013 12:06 PM Tottenham Hotspur may see their top player and manager fly down to Spain next time. Reuters Real Madrid have taken notice of Andre Villas-Boas and his success with Tottenham. The 35-year-old may be the rumored successor of Jose Mourinho next period. Sponsorship Link Recent Real Madrid director Jose Mourinho has been really coy regarding if he'll go back to coach the team next season, but in accordance with reports, Tottenhamas Andre Villas-Boas might be next in line at the Bernabeu. While Mourinho can go back to Chelsea and sometimes even join Paris Saint-Germain, Villas-Boas may have his next work in three times. Spurs have been guided by the 35-year-old to a fantastic showing in his transfer and the Europa League can precede Madridas present for Tottenhamas most valuable player, Gareth Bale. A week ago, Madrid director of baseball Zinedine Zidane offered Bale high praise for his outstanding play in 2013, and the club is reportedly considering a million offer for the 23-year-old Welshman. Bale, who has netted 17 goals in the English Premier League this year, endured a scary leg damage against Basel in Europa League play the other day, but thus far that hasnat declined his market value and Tottenham are looking into blood-spinning therapy to speed up his recovery. A healthy Bale and the youth and energy of Villas-Boas would be a enormous advantage for Madrid. The membership can also be looking to improve its safety with two key movements. Their backline could be bolstered by los Blancos with Manchester City opponent Vincent Kompany, according to The Daily Telegraph. The Belgianas new public spat with City boss Roberto Mancini will be the major reason he heads to the Bernabeu. Kompany was on the sidelines with a leg injury for pretty much two months, and Mancini asked him not to play in Belgiumas World Cup qualifier against Macedonia. The 26-year-old played anyway, and a ensued, with The Telegraph mentioning Kompany had an identical dispute with German club Hamburg over the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and he eventually left for the Blues. Madrid may yet again need to deal with Barcelona for a high participants' services. The Mirror reported a week ago that the Catalans are ready to provide City striker Alexis Sanchez and a charge for Kompany come july 1st. Kompany is authorized through 2018, and his price has been named around A31 million, an expensive price that Los Blancos may offset by moving lately out-of-favor goalkeeper Iker Casillas According to Metro, both Arsenal and Liverpool are interested in the 31-year-old, who has made 31 saves in 19 appearances in Manhunter Liga in 2013, and 143 career appearances for Spain. Diego Lopez has been presented more opportunities at goalkeeper for Real Madrid this year at the cost of Casillas.
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