Gareth Bale is in line to make his Spurs second debut after his return to the London club from Real Madrid.

The 31-year old could not partake in Wales 3-0 international friendly defeat with England last Thursday and the Nations League draw with Ireland on Sunday due to injury.

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Ryan Giggs side will play their final game against Bulgaria on Wednesday before the resumption of Premier League matches from Saturday, October 17, 2020.

A knee injury has sidelined the expectation of the Real Madrid player who signed for a season loan and has been training with teammates at the Enfield Training Center throughout the week.

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He is in the cards to feature in Spurs Premier League home game with West Ham United.

Jose Mourinho’s men were 6-1 victors against Manchester United at Old Trafford before the international break and would be hoping to build on that.

The addition of their former player is a plus for Mourinho on his pursuit to get the former Champions League finalists back to the top four and win a few trophies during his term.

"I think by going to Madrid, winning trophies and going far with the national team I feel like I have that kind of winning mentality, how to win trophies," Bale said after he was officially confirmed as a Spurs player.

"You don't realise it until you're there and in those situations, in finals, how to kind of deal with the situation, the nerves, the pressure, and I think that all goes with experience.

"Hopefully I can bring that to the dressing room, bring a bit more belief to everybody that we can win a trophy, and the target is to do that this season, to be fighting on every front possible. I want to bring that mentality here, back to Tottenham."

Spurs are sixth on the Premier League table with seven points, three behind fifth-place Liverpool.

His last Tottenham appearance came in 2013, before his £75m move to Real Madrid.