According to the Daily Star, the Premier League side hope to use their sponsor Adidas to lure the winger to Old Trafford in 12 months time.
class="wp-caption alignnone" Manchester United want sponsors Adidas to help lure Gareth Bale to Old Trafford IMAGE: AP:Associated Press class="wp-caption alignnone" Bale recently signed a new contract worth a staggering £375,000-a-week IMAGE: Getty Images
United signed a lucrative 10-year deal with the sportswear giants last year worth a staggering £750m.
And the club believe they can use Adidas, who sponsor Bale, to help the 27-year-old join Jose Mourinho’s revolution next summer.
Former United boss David Moyes launched an optimistic £60m offer for Bale before he was replaced by Dutchman Louis van Gaal.
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United are only one of few clubs that could afford the huge transfer fee and wages of the Real Madrid star.
It is believed that Adidas already made a big contribution in securing Manchester United's transfer of Paul Pogba for a record £89m.
class="wp-caption alignnone" Jose Mourinho is happy with his squad and is not expected to sign anybody else this transfer window IMAGE: Reuters class="wp-caption alignnone" Adidas did everything in their power to help United sign Pogba IMAGE: Getty Images
The powerful Frenchman is also sponsored by Adidas and the company have dreams of both Bale and Pogba in the same line-up.
United supporters can expect little transfer news from now until deadline day next Wednesday with Mourinho delighted with his squad.
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