Gareth Bale is expected to arrive in London to seal his season loan move to Spurs.

The Real Madrid player has two years on his current contract following hi seven-years of stay in Spain with lots of achievements.

He was earlier linked to the Premier League and Manchester United was a probable destination for the 31-year old yet everything changed in the course of time and he is about to reunite with his former side.

Sky Sports reporter, Paul Gilmour provides an update on the situation as the Welshman joins up the Spurs team on Friday.

With him is Madrid’s Sergio Reguilon who had his medical in Madrid on Thursday.

The Los Blancos left-back who was with Sevilla last season will travel with Bale to London after Mourinho’s side  agreed on a deal to sign him.

"We'll be here to welcome him at the Tottenham Hotspur training ground,” Paul said.

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“He's closing in on this deal with Tottenham paying between £15m and £20m for this one-year loan to bring him back to North London, seven years after we saw him leaving this training ground for the last time.

"Daniel Levy was on his hands-free as he arrived here earlier this morning and he's in the building. Jose Mourinho and his players had a late finish last night in Bulgaria and he played his cards close to his chest.

"There's not much that Gareth Bale will have to do when he arrives here. He'll sign the contract and he'll become a Tottenham player. If he registers before midday today, he will be eligible to face Southampton over the weekend. 

"Issues around his match fitness means that may be unrealistic to expect a debut. The No 9 is currently free at Tottenham and you wonder if that's a number Bale would be interested in."