Gareth Bale's delegates said on Wednesday they have held chats with Cardiff over a likely move to the Championship club after the Wales skipper's takeoff from Real Madrid.
Bale has been emphatically connected with a free exchange to his old neighborhood group following the finish of his violent nine-year spell in Madrid.
The 32-year-old forward, when the world's most costly player, is accounted for to think about the advantages and disadvantages of joining the Bluebirds prior to playing for Wales at the World Cup in Qatar in November.
His delegates affirmed to BBC Sport Wales that they are in talks with Cardiff executive Mehmet Dalman.
Bale, a five-time Champions League victor, has a few choices in the table with MLS groups, his previous club Tottenham and Newcastle all mooted as potential objections.
Yet, he fuelled hypothesis that he could lean toward Cardiff by saying the degree of football he plays before the World Cup won't be a deciding variable.
Talking while on global obligation with Wales last week, Bale said: "I couldn't actually say whether the standard makes a big deal about a distinction. A football match-up is a football match-up.
"I want time to believe what's the best move for me, my family, my children, and ideally we'll sort that over the mid year. I have choices."
Bale, who has family in Cardiff, procured around £600 000 ($736 000) every week at Real and would need to take a critical compensation slice to finish paperwork for Steve Morison's side.
However, his representative Jonathan Barnett said in a new meeting that "what Gareth does next isn't about cash".
Seeing Bale at Cardiff's preparation ground on Wednesday drove a few fans to guarantee he was going to finish the change to the Bluebirds.
In any case, Cardiff share the offices with the Football Association of Wales' clinical staff and it is perceived Bale was there to attempt physio work.
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