It has been agreed for the 23-year-old Spurs player to complete the move

With just over a month to go until the summer transfer window closes, Tottenham Hotspur will show the door to one player who has struggled for game time in north London.

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It's been a slow summer for the Lilywhites so far, but things will continue between the likes of Viktor Gyokeres and Federico Chiesa. The duo could join both Lucas Bergvall and Archie Gray in the entry list, with one Gyokeres set to steal the headlines. A striker capable of replacing Harry Kane, Spurs would need to match his £86m release clause, but landing the Swede would undoubtedly be a game-changer for Ange Postecoglou.

Meanwhile, on the move, those in north London have already shown the door to Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg this summer, with the Danes swapping Spurs for Lyon in recent weeks, and he may not be the last name outside the door. He could also be joined by right-back Emerson Royal, who has been linked with AC Milan and Borussia Dortmund and is likely to be joined by Bryan Gil.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Gil is expected to complete his loan move to Girona this summer after a deal is agreed. In addition, the ball-winner is expected to extend his contract at Spurs, which will include a release clause worth €15m (£12.6m).

A player who struggled to find his footing at Spurs, Gil is set to complete a loan move back to La Liga in the hope that he will regain his best form.

“Good” Gil needs to move

When Gil first arrived in north London back in 2021, he was a player with a lot of promise. That offer has fallen through, however, and after three years, he desperately needs his loan to go well in the upcoming campaign. Still just 23 years old, the striker is in no mood to panic with plenty of turnaround time, and could use Giovani Lo Celso's previously successful loan move to Villarreal in 2022 as a good example to follow.

Despite his few minutes, Postecoglou was full of praise for Gil in the last campaign, telling Spurs' official website: “Bryan has been one of those over the last few weeks, it's been good to have him working hard in training too, he's missed the whole season so far, and it's well documented that we've lost Ivan (Perisic) and we've lost Manor (Solomon), who plays in that left wing position, so having Bryan and it makes us happy. “

With only a £13m release clause to be included in the Spaniard's new contract, Gil could still get the chance to leave Spurs permanently in the near future.