Gareth Bale addresses rumours of move to Wrexham as he views posh school for son
GARETH Bale has given rumours of a move to Hollywood-backed football club Wrexham the boot — by viewing a posh school 200 miles away.
The retired Wales and Real Madrid wizard, 33, arrived with son Axel, five, in a green £200,000 Lamborghini Huracan.
The dad of four toured a £15,000-a-year private school in the Home Counties — then thrilled pupils by joining them for a kickabout.
A source told The Sun: “He seems intent on moving to the South East,”
It had been suggested he may join the newly-promoted League Two side, which is co-owned by Deadpool star Ryan Reynolds and fellow US actor Rob McElhenney.
Bale’s agent Jonathan Barnett said: “I can say there will be no move to Wrexham.
“Gareth doesn’t want to play football anymore.”
Fans of Wrexham – known as The Red Dragons – had been dreaming of a fairytale signing of the 33-year-old five-times Champions League winner.
The soccer superstar chatted with club co-owner Rob McElhenney on social media last month and planned a round of golf.