Real Madrid the right club for Bale, says Tottenham youngster Falque

The midfielder believes his team-mate can
triumph in the Spanish capital, but
acknowledges it will be hard for the Liga giants
to negotiate a deal with Spurs chairman Daniel
Levy
Tottenham youngster Iago Falque believes
Gareth Bale possesses all the qualities to
succeed at Real Madrid.
The Wales international continues to be the
subject of protracted negotiations between the
London side and the Spanish giants regarding a
potential transfer record move to the Santiago
Bernabeu, with Los Blancos president
Florentino Perez and Spurs chairman Daniel
Levy set for talks in Miami .
And now the Spanish midfielder, who joined
the White Hart Lane outfit permanently in
January 2012 before going on loan to Almeria
last season, has spoken of his belief in Bale's
ability to flourish in Carlo Ancelotti's squad.
"It will depend on how he adapts, and other
factors, but he has every attribute to triumph
at Real Madrid," Falque told radio programme
El Larguero.
"He also has a lot of hunger because he still
hasn't won the Ballon d'Or, and players like
him never lose their ambition.
"I think Madrid is the right club for him
because their style of play suits him perfectly,
much more than Barcelona's would do."
The former Juventus man went on to note
Bale's massive development over the past two
campaigns and praised the 24-year-old's
attitude despite his rise in stardom.
"When I arrived at Tottenham Bale was a good
player, but in the last two years he has
improved a lot, especially in his ability to
score goals," he continued.
"Bale is a relaxed guy, very independent and
very quiet. I don't think fame has affected him
very much, he's quite a normal guy, he's not
arrogant at all.
"I don't see much of him but he seems more
serious now than in the past."
Falque also acknowledged, however, that Levy's
tough negotiation tactics will make it tough for
the Spanish giants to prise the attacker away
from White Hart Lane.
He added: "Every time I've gone on loan my
agents have negotiated with Daniel Levy and
it's not easy at all. Levy believes that Bale is
worth that amount of money, and he always
puts a high price on his players.
"The club doesn't need to sell Bale to balance
the books."