Bryan Gil

Forget the cars. Walking is a very useful skill to master. You never know when it could come handy.

This left-footed winger was born in the coastal town of Barbate and joined Barbate CF's academy as a youngster. But as fate would have it, he moved to Sevilla's academy soon after. He rose through the ranks of the Andalusian club's Cantera. He performed so well that some sections of the press began calling him the Diamond of Barbate. He was a born dribbler and liked to take on defenders. It was in Sevilla, where he was taught to do it in danger zones. Places where it'd hurt the opposition the most. He is known to be a workaholic, and his dedication to the sport is well appreciated by the insiders in Sevilla. A place where he had been in since he was ten has rewarded him with a contract until the end of 2022 but sent him out on a loan to Leganés in January 2020. This was to make sure that he experienced continuous football and the much-needed experience of playing at the highest level in the league. His game needed improvement on multiple levels. His dribbling is an asset, but his passing skills and his vision demand a lot of attention. In order to become a complete attacker, his decision making and his response to counteract challenges have to get quicker and more incisive. In the summer of 2021 he made the move to Tottenham Hotspur. There's no doubt that this 19-year-old will go on to represent Spain one day. He plays for them in the U19 levels for now, after serving his country in the Under 16, 17, and 18 teams.