Valencia winger Bryan Gil is unsure about a return to Tottenham.
Gil moved to VCF on-loan from Spurs in January.
He told AS: “Every player needs and wants to have continuity, feel important. Here in Valencia I am feeling it from the first day. That shows on the field, in training, the attitude, you see football with another face. You always have to be psyched up in case you have to live the other part, and I lived it in London. Not playing affects you on a day-to-day basis, obviously, because you are sadder and more downcast.
“But it is part of football and you have to accept it. And the experience in London has been good for me.
“Being in another country, playing in another league, going through complicated personal situations far from home… these are small steps that you have to take and that make you mature. I’m young, but in football there is no age and you have to assimilate to each situation as best you can.
“The adaptation for me was difficult. It is a very physical football, back and forth. Being there has been good for me, even if I didn’t play what I wanted. I am more mature. I changed habits such as eating, I had a chef at home and I gained two kilos. Even so, I noticed that it was not enough for the physical level that exists in the Premier. In Valencia I continue to work hard on endurance, physicality, in case I have to come back, to be prepared.
“I belong to Tottenham and they are the ones who have to decide. It’s not up to me.”
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