News about Bryan Gil

Paris Saint-Germain kick off their 2024-25 Champions League campaign tonight - as Luis Enrique's side battle LaLiga club Girona at the Parc des Princes.  There was much discussion surrounding how PSG would fare without their superstar Kylian Mbappe this season, who left the club to join Spanish heavyweights Real Madrid in the summer. They've adapted well so far - with them boasting an undefeated record through four Ligue 1 fixtures this season.

Forgotten Tottenham star Bryan Gil has joined Girona on a season-long loan deal as the 23-year-old returns to Spain's top-flight for the third time in three years since joining Spurs in 2021. Gil previously spent time playing at both Valencia and Sevilla and will compete in the Champions League with Girona next season - a competition Spurs failed to qualify for.

MATT BARLOW: There were plenty of ups and several downs, but things were never dull in Ange Postecoglou's first season at Tottenham. Spurs raced out the blocks at the start of the Australian's tenure, rising to the top of the Premier League table following an unbeaten 10-game run. However, things came crashing down in one of the most bizarre and chaotic Premier League games of all-time when they lost 4-1 to Chelsea at the start of November having been reduced to nine men.

Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou is looking to build on last season's fifth-placed finish, in which he secured Europa League football, and is now planning a massive overhaul in personnel. He has said 'change has to happen', if the north London club are going to be able to compete across all fronts next season, including a top-four spot in the Premier League - and a return to the Champions League.

The Uruguayan was replaced by Dejan Kulusevski just minutes after Erling Haaland gave City the lead on the night, prompting a furious outburst by the midfielder as he took his seat on the bench. Footage caught the Spurs star lash out moments after being brought off where he kicked his seat three times in a fit of rage while a worried Bryan Gil could only watch it unfold next to him. The 26-year-old then slammed his bottle of water into the ground before eventually sitting down on the Spurs bench, much to the shock of his team-mates.

At the start of the season everything appeared to be on the right track for Tottenham, with the newly-appointed Ange Postecoglou guiding his side to eight victories in ten games as they enjoyed an unbeaten start to the Premier League campaign. There was talk that Tottenham could win their first league title since 1961, but such discussions are now a distant memory, with Postecoglou's team currently in the midst of a miserable run of form as the season nears its conclusion. Although it is still mathematically possible, securing Champions League qualification looks as if it will be a tall order for Tottenham, who have lost their last three games including defeats against rivals Arsenal and Chelsea.

According to reports, Brighton has agreed to a January transfer for exciting teenage prospect Ibrahim Osman of Danish club Nordsjaelland. After breaking into Nordsjaelland's first team, Osman has been pursued by a number of clubs, but Brighton is expected to have his signature. Nordsjaelland has paid the Ghanai forward a €19.5 million (£17 million) fee, and the Ghanaian forward has already completed his medical, according to The Athletic.

MATT BARLOW: Brighton's loan move for out of favour Tottenham defender Bryan Gil has been revived. However, there will be no option or commitment to buy the Spaniard included in any potential contract. The Seagulls will face competition in their attempts to reach an agreement before the deadline, with several other groups also interested in the 22-year-old's, including Dutch giants Feyenoord.

Clubs have their last chance to improve ahead of the rest of the season as we enter the final hours of the January transfer window. Teams at the top of the pack will be looking for titles and European qualification, while those at the bottom will be hoping that a new addition would keep them away from relegation problems. In the midst of several FFP probes, Everton and Nottingham Forest have been charged with breaching the top flight's financial laws this month, and it underscores the balancing act clubs must play to ensure immediate success with financial stability. However, there are still many deals in the offing that will run right up to the 11 p.m. deadline on Thursday, with some players facing uncertain futures.

There's no reason to be concerned about whether a Saudi Pro League team's top player will make a late swoop for your Premier League club's top player - their window was shut on Tuesday. However, there is a lot of interest in internal transfers as well as European clubs focusing on particular players. Armando Broja of Chelsea is one of the names on the tumour mill, with Fulham said to be mulling over a transfer for him.

SAMI MOKBEL: Gil will leave Tottenham before Thursday's deadline, and Brighton and Chelsea are now in talks with their north London rivals over a potential transfer. The Seagulls are reportedly looking for an initial loan for the attacking midfielder, who is also drawing attention from Nottingham Forest and Brighton. Gil hasn't played since Ange Postecoglou's appointment in the summer - the first two Premier League games have started.

SIMON JONES: Jurgen Klopp's pending departure, as well as sports director Jorg Schmadtke, has sparked a never ending discussion about how Liverpool will recover. One of the most common comments around Anfield is that it would be a good idea to tempt the club's former sports director Michael Edwards back to a new role. Edwards left Liverpool just over a year ago and was regarded as the brains behind Liverpool's impressive recruiting process. He's since founded Ludonautics, alongside Liverpool's former director of research Ian Graham, who is now working with a Premier League club and forming a Bolton Wanderers partnership last week.

Fiorentina is keen on a contract for Spurs winger Bryan Gil, who appeared in the window early, with the Spaniard struggling to find a home under Ange Postecoglou. Gil arrived in north London in a £21 million contract, plus Erik Lamela from Sevilla 2021, but has found it impossible to guarantee himself of game time under a new line of bosses - and has been sent out on loan twice. He was sent to Valencia in 2022 before returning to Sevilla on loan last year before returning to the Spurs squad in search of a new start under Postecoglou.

Pundits were quick to reflect on Aston Villa's 'lucky' escape after Diego Carlos elbowed Bryan Gil during Tottenham's Aston Villa match on Sunday. Despite VAR having another tumultuous match, Diego Carlos allowed a clumsy elbow into Bryan Gil's face, with Tottenham's penalty appeal dismissed. When speaking at halftime, Karen Carney was quick to point out the incident: 'He's elbowed him straight into the chest.'

Tottenham's results at Arsenal, not the result, according to Ange Postecoglou, will be the most significant indicator of their progress under his guidance. Spurs have had a flying start to life under the Australian, and hope is rife following last weekend's dramatic win over Sheffield United, which has them joint-second alongside Liverpool and Sunday's opponents Arsenal in the Premier League. Tottenham haven't won in the Emirates since 2010, and although Postecoglou acknowledges the importance of the game, his yardstick for progress will be if his team develops his front-foot philosophy in a white hot atmosphere.

During his three-year stint at Selhurst Park, Eze, 25, has been in the attention of a number of major-name clubs, and is now expected to be in high demand this summer. At the end of last season, the playmaker made his international debut for England, and it could be another milestone in his career with Spurs keen. Football.London has reported that the club is keeping an eye on his case and highlighting that Eze is a CAA Base client, an organization they have frequently worked with. Spurs could be forced to splash out on another midfielder despite Bryan Gil's absence, with the winger ruled out of action after undergoing groin surgery.

MATT BARLOW: Tottenham's quest for the brave new world starts with a preseason tour down under, and the club's new head coach Ange Postecoglu promises to rewrite the club's culture as he promises to rewrite the team's identity. 'Win, score, be exciting, and a moving watch' has been the message sent by Spurs' fifth permanent manager in four turbulent years since Spurs reached the Champions League final in four turbulent years. Postecoglu is committed to attacking and challenging football. He expects high quality in preparation and behaviour, and he will have the opportunity to get to know his players better and shape his plans for the season.

Fans of Sevilla's latest success in the Europa League may have made Tottenham fans laugh or cry with Erik Lamela and Bryan Gil during the festion. Spurs lent Lamela to the Spanish side as part of a 2022 transfer for Gil, but the winger's return to the Spanish side on loan was only allowed. With the two players becoming the first names to have won silverware since leaving Tottenham Hotspur, they may have forged a fast track to silverware.

PETE JENSON: Sevilla has won more Europa Leagues than any other club - they take the competition more seriously than any other club. Or, as the huge banner unfurled in the semi-final second leg against Juventus read: "No one likes it more." Real Madrid is elicit in the Champions League on a similar basis. And if rivals Barcelona are miles ahead in the league table, the 10th, 11th, 13th, and 14th Champions League will be remembered. Real Madrid had won the Champions League seven times before the century's, but they have now doubled that number. Barcelona had only once won the tournament, now it is four. And Sevilla had never been crowned European champion. They now have seven people in the cabinet.

PETE JENSON: Sevilla defeated Juventus 3-2 extra time for their seventh time in history after winning the Europa League final for the seventh time in their history. The Spaniards have won six times and have maintained their record of never losing a semi-final on an extraordinary night.

You can bet there was a sixth sense in Daniel Levy's head that a culling is required at Tottenham this summer. The 6-1 loss at Newcastle on Sunday afternoon would have been the biggest eye opener for anyone with a board seat at Spurs, and with Champions League football looking nigh-on impossible, everyone associated with the club will need to be on their action stations to get the club back to form. Start the book and start over. There's been a long line in the deadwood. With a slew of smart signings in the team's weakest areas, you should recruit a new manager and give him time. His to-do list will almost certainly go a few pages long ahead of a pivotal pre-season.

Sevilla's season has been a disappointment, from their three bosses to costly mistakes in the transfer market, but the Man United could also be cautious of the Europa League's 'Kings.' Sevilla's new boss, Jose Luis Mendilibar, hasn't been defeated since arriving at the end of March, and the team is already starting to look like a completely different unit.

After Tottenham agreed to terminate Matt Doherty's deal, Atletico Madrid announced the signing of the full back's contract. Doherty has joined the Spanish giants on a short-term deal until the end of the season. After reaching an agreement to end his deal, Tottenham Hotspur announced the 30-year-old's resignation.

Before Spurs announced the deal on Monday evening, Gil had been seen in Spain earlier on Monday. The 21-year-old spent the majority of his youth at the Spanish club and made 21 senior appearances for them before heading to North London in 2021.