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Tottenham Hotspur's loan army has grown a lot since the closure of the January transfer window.

Spurs moved on three first team players on loan, four if you include Jack Clarke, while young academy midfielder Nile John added to the club's contingent currently getting minutes in England, Scotland and across the continent.

So how exactly did the new and previous loanees get on the past week, both for their clubs or internationally?

takes a look at all 10 of Tottenham's loan players.

Gil didn't have to wait long to make his Valencia debut as he was handed a start two days after his transfer deadline day loan move from Tottenham.

Playing the full 90 minutes in their Copa del Rey tie against Cadiz, the 20-year-old caught the eye as he impressed in attack, with some in the media earning him comparisons with Valencia great Pablo Aimar.

More than doing his bit defensively as well, it was a fine debut for the Spaniard after a tough start to life at Tottenham.

Gil was once again named in the Valencia team on Sunday but he was unable to inspire them to victory in a 0-0 draw with Real Sociedad at the Mestalla.

According to Fotmob, Gil, who started in a front two - as he did for Spurs in their FA Cup match against Morecambe last month - had four shots on goal across his 90 minutes on the pitch, was successful with two of his five dribbles, made six