Gareth Bale has been drawn up to set up a potential takeover in Plymouth Argyle.
According to the Telegraph, the Spurs legend is the face of the movement of an American private equity group to invest in Plymouth.
There are conversations behind the scenes between Argyle and the Investment Group, including members of the American Storch family.
Various sources in the vicinity of conversations have confirmed that the Bale-Front group is currently in conversation about an offer for full control in Home Park.
Argyle -chairman Simon Hallett has been looking for new investments in the club for at least a year.
Two years after the announcement of his pension in 2023, it is assumed that Bale's Net Worth is still around £ 120 million.
Bale, 35, has no historic ties with Plymouth, which were immediately banned from the championship after their return last season.
But his involvement follows a trend of American groups who want to collaborate with famous faces to add Glamor to club purchases in English football.
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The American golfers Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas also bought shares in Leeds United prior to their return to the Premier League.
Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mcelhenney perhaps started the trend with their £ 1 million takeover of the then National League Wrexham in 2021.
Hallett had previously agreed to sell an interest in the club to new investors, but he confirmed last month that a deal had been implemented.
Hallett said that he and the existing shareholders of the club – Argyle Green and the Holliday family – will match the level of financing that they had planned with the new investor for this season.
Argyle was relegated from the championship in May and was done with the second bottom in the competition.
Former Watford boss Tom Cleverley replaced Schalke-bound Miron Muslic as a manager last week.
This would mark Bale's first involvement in a club takeover.
The best player in Wales earned an eye -falling £ 600,000 a week during his time in Madrid, but also committed a good pension with a series of business movements.
He opened his bar 'High' in Cardiff in 2017, before he build on that success by combining his next pub company with his love for Golf to open par 59 five years later.
Bale has since opened a second par 59 location in Bristol, while he also made an “important investment” in Peneryn Distillery.
This is all despite the fact that the five-time Champions League winner is Teetotaal.
The Golf Lover has also invested in Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy's TGL Golf League, while over the years he has had high -profile approval with Adidas, PlayStation and BMW.
Bale shocked fans with a shock punditry performance for the last victory of Spurs' League at the Europa League on Manchester United last month.