The closing of the winter market is approaching and from the board of directors of Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán they know it. The management of the Nervión team knows about the urgent importance to strengthen the team and provide the wickers you need Jorge Sampaoli to get the Andalusian team afloat.
In the last hours the rate of transfers has accelerated with the arrival of Pope Gueye on loan from Marseille until the end of the season and, late in the afternoon, the same club announced on social media the signing of Bryan Gil officially.
Bryan back home
The man from Barbate returns to Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán, a year and a half later after his departure to Tottenham Spurs for around 25 million euros and the transfer of Erik Lamela to the Seville group. The need for reinforcements in Sevilla has made Monchi pick up the phone to call an acquaintance and bring back Bryan Gil as express request of Jorge Sampaoli. Likewise, Sevilla and Tottenham have reached an agreement for the transfer of the man from Cádiz until the end of the season.
his trajectory
The trajectory of Bryan Gil it is long and contrasted despite its 21 years. The footballer from Cádiz trained since he was 12 years old in the Sevilla youth academy has been climbing from all the lower categories of the club until the 2018-2019 campaign where his role with the Seville Athletic was such that he knocked directly on the door of the first team and made his official debut in Europa League under the orders of Pablo Machin.
In that season he played 13 games and scored 1 goal and 1 assist. After the dismissal of Pablo Machin with the arrival of Julen Lopetegui the youth squad player would be transferred to Leganés and in 12 games he scored 1 goal. The following season he would continue without counting and was loaned to Eibar where he played a great role participating in 4 goals and 4 assists, which caught the attention of Conte’s Tottenham.
After his arrival at spurs, the winger It has not enjoyed the regularity that I expected and for this reason it was ceded to Valencia last season, where his role did not stand out excessively. After his return to England, in the current campaign he has played just 311 minutes spread over 11 games where he only started as a starter in 3 of them and adding an assist. Now Bryan returns to what was his house as an express request of Jorge Sampaoli to help return Sevilla to the European positions. Undoubtedly a variant in attack that will provide the Argentine coach with new records for the Sevilla attack front.