Steve Morison has said that signing Gareth Bale is an "absolute no-brainer", but conceded that the Real Madrid star would have to make the first move if that was ever to become an eventuality.
The Bluebirds have been linked with the Wales captain largely due to the fact that Cardiff is his hometown club. Cardiff, though, is a million miles away, figuratively speaking, to the riches of the Bernabeu and any deal would have to be forced through by the 32-year-old.
Indeed, chairman Mehmet Dalman last week said the Bluebirds would be "willing listeners" if Bale decided that a return to his Cardiff home was the best thing for him this summer. Wales could hopefully be gearing up for a World Cup this summer, provided they beat either of Ukraine or Scotland in the play-off final, and if that is the case, well, maybe Bale pushing through a return to Wales might not be as outlandish as it first seems.
