Ex-Tottenham striker Gary Lineker and former chairman Lord Alan Sugar have been locked in a Twitter debate over Real Madrid?s reported ?86million offer for Gareth Bale.
The Welsh winger was the subject of a world record offer from the Spaniards, but Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is understood to be sticking to his guns and refusing to sell his prized asset at any price.
Levy?s stance is believed to have infuriated Bale, but it has also become the subject of fierce debate on social networks, with fans and commentators split over the dilemma facing the Spurs chief.
Unsurprisingly, former player Lineker has backed Levy?s footballing decision to reject a bid for his star player, whereas Sugar argued the business perspective.
Sensing an increased chance of Bale leaving White Hart Lane this summer, Lineker tweeted: ?The slight shift in AVB?s rhetoric makes me think @GarethBale11 may be on his Spanish bike sometime soon.?
To which Sugar replied: ?Maybe you?re right but honestly if RM (Real Madrid) are offering ?81m dont you think its good biz to take it.?
Lineker said: ?Only for the club?s coffers. Losing your best player is never good business. Sends out all the wrong signals.?
Sugar countered: ?Well of course for the clubs coffers. But we are talking 81m that?s not peanuts and no one player is worth that.
?U know if a player wants to go. He?ll go. Sol Campbell was free agent so Arsenal could pay him massive money and no transfer fee.?
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