Bryan Gil has seemingly hinted that the coaching staff at Tottenham did not trust him enough to give him any minutes following his loan move to Girona this week.
The writing always seemed on the wall for Gil this summer after the winger struggled to get much of a look in under Ange Postecoglou last season.
When the 23-year-old did not travel with the Spurs squad on their pre-season tour to Asia, it became clear that he would be on his way out of the door.
The move was finalised on Monday, with the Spain youth international sealing a season-long loan move to Girona, who will be in next season’s Champions League.
According to reports, the La Liga side have paid a loan fee of over £1m to sign the winger, who will embark on his third loan spell since signing for Spurs, having previously spent some time at Valencia and Sevilla.
The Tottenham man has now made it clear that he was desperate to play football, remarking that he was not trusted at Hotspur Way.
Gil told Mundo Deportivo on finalising the move: “I can’t be at a club where I don’t get minutes and I want to be somewhere where they really trust me.”
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Gil’s frustrations are understandable and he would be keen to get some football under his belt and prove that he can still be an asset at the highest level.
It was not long ago that the winger was seen as one of the most promising talents in Spanish football.
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