‘He will be moved on’ – Transfer insider suggests Spurs are ready to….

‘He will be moved on’ – Transfer insider suggests Spurs are ready to sell attacker in order to fund big name signing in the summer
According to transfer source Dean Jones, Tottenham wants to get go of Bryan Gil to raise money for a summer transfer of an attacker.
Spurs have enjoyed two respectable transfer windows, during which they have added several players who have contributed right away to the team’s fantastic start to the season.
In the summer, players such as James Maddison, Guglielmo Vicario, Micky van de Ven, and Brennan Johnson were signed; they have all been outstanding.
Last month, they also added Timo Werner and Radu Dragusin; although Dragusin hasn’t had a chance to show off, Werner has already helped his team score multiple goals.
They still want to strengthen their team, though, and the team has already identified a number of targets, including Nico Williams of Athletic Bilbao and Raphinha of Barcelona.
However, Jones claims that before they can sign a new attacker, they must sell their fringe attackers, and he mentions Bryan Gil as a player who might be let go.
Although he was heavily rumored to be leaving Hotspur Way last month, he eventually decided to stay with the team.
Transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano claims that Real Sociedad contacted Spurs in January regarding Gil’s potential loan deal and even had “secret meetings” with him. But an agreement could not come to pass.
Jones thinks that if Tottenham wants to sign a big-name attacker, they should sell him first in the summer.
To GiveMeSport, he said:
“If Bryan Gil is to stay at Tottenham after this season, he has a lot more work to do. Personally, I don’t think he can see it.
When it comes to his potential effect at Tottenham, I believe he is the one to truly watch because I believe Bryan Gil’s exit is necessary to make room for another dynamic attacker.
This week, Raphinha has been connected to them, and I am aware that they have also been considering players like Nico Williams at Athletic Bilbao. They’ve also been connected to a few additional players.
“He has had plenty of chances to prove himself thus far, but he just hasn’t quite cut it, so I feel like he will be moved on at this point.”
Since Timo Werner recently joined the team, Gil has yet to open his goal tally for the Lillywhites, and it doesn’t seem likely that this will change very soon. Werner is anticipated to frequently appear on the attacking left side. For everyone concerned, moving away will be the best course of action.
It will give the talented attacker to revive his career elsewhere, and also provide Spurs with the financial boost to spend on a big name attacker like Raphinha.