Star breaks silence on Tottenham exit as key reason cited for January transfer

Spanish winger Bryan Gil has revealed the main reason why he left Tottenham to join Valencia on loan in the January transfer window.

The 20-year-old came through Sevilla’s academy before making his first-team debut for the club in  January 2019. He went on to make 21 appearances, registering two goals and two assists, before arriving at Tottenham in the summer.

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It has been a disappointing few months for Gil as he has failed to impress Antonio Conte or his predecessor, Nuno Espirito Santo.

He has only completed 87 minutes of Premier League football over nine substitute appearances. The wide man is also yet to register a goal contribution for Tottenham.

Transfer guru Fabrbzio Romano revealed Valencia were plotting a move for Gil before Monday’s transfer deadline.

That switch soon came to fruition and the four-time Spain international will now spend the second half of the campaign at Valencia.

When asked about the deal, Gil revealed Valencia’s head coach had played a big part in his decision.

“I was looking forward to returning to Spain,” he said (via ESPN).

“I hope to grow as a player and give my best. [I’m aiming] to gain more experience and work a lot.

“One of the reasons why I’ve come here is (Valencia coach Jose) Bordalas’ style of play and how he likes to compete. I think it will help me a lot.

“I’ve come here to give it my all and I’m sure we can achieve big things. It’s a special day for