Gareth Bale will no longer play for Tottenham.

Bale's statement reflects his extreme frustration that Chairman Levy is still preventing the Welsh midfielder from leaving the club.

Recently, Gareth Bale expressed his frustration with the Tottenham management, declaring to his Welsh teammates: "I will never wear the Spurs shirt again. I've played my last game for Tottenham."

British newspapers all suggest that Bale's rebellious attitude stems from the protracted transfer negotiations. According to the Mirror, a source close to Bale revealed: "Gareth is confused and frustrated. He can't understand why Spurs are so adamant about rejecting the biggest transfer fee in their history."

Gareth Bale is unhappy with the Spurs management (photo: Getty)

For Bale, playing for the national team and having his career and life largely centered in North London has created considerable pressure and challenges. The Welsh midfielder is currently experiencing strained relations with the Spurs management due to the transfer, despite always being considered a favorite of manager Villa-Boas and having a close mentor-mentee relationship with the strategist.

In the recent pre-season matches, Bale was almost completely absent from the Tottenham squad. He only participated in one game and frequently cited injury as the reason for his absence. However, this was merely Bale's way of clearly expressing his desire to leave White Hart Lane.

Bale felt betrayed by Chairman Daniel Levy, who had promised not to stand in the way of the midfielder moving to a bigger club if he received a huge offer. However, Levy ultimately acted in the opposite way. Meanwhile, Real Madrid also made persistent efforts to pursue Bale, but this offer still failed to sway Chairman Levy.

Today (August 15th), Bale and Chairman Levy are scheduled to have a private meeting. Through this meeting, Bale still hopes to continue to pressure Mr. Levy into accepting Real Madrid's offer and help him escape his current "stalemate."

According to VOV - DT