Despite his best efforts, Fabio Paratici looks likely to be unsuccessful in his attempts to convince a Serie A club to buy a Tottenham Hotspur winger, whom the Italian brought to N17 four years ago.
Bryan Gil was widely seen as one of the best young talents in Spanish football when Tottenham Hotspur secured his services back in 2021.
However, successive Spurs managers have deemed him not to be ready for the Premier League, and he has been shipped on loan to La Liga time and again.
It looked certain that the winger would leave this summer, with Gil himself admitting earlier this summer that he would not continue at Tottenham.
However, so far, the Lilywhites have not been successful in finding a buyer for the injured 24-year-old, with Paratici’s latest efforts to do so also expected to fail.
Bologna are not expected to sign Bryan Gil from Tottenham
It emerged last week that Paratici has pitched the idea of signing Gil to Bologna, who are looking to add a left-winger to their squad.
The same update explained that an official from the Serie A club had even arrived at Hotspur Way to assess the Spaniard’s injury.
However, according to a new report from Corriere dello Sport (as relayed by Sport Witness), the Italian club are not expected to sign the Tottenham man.
The outlet says that Gil was added to Bologna’s shortlist at the recommendation of Paratici, but his profile is now a ‘little less convincing’ than some of their other targets.
Unless the club fail with moves for some of their other targets, they are unlikely to make an offer for the Spurs man this summer.
Bologna are also eyeing another Spurs winger
Over recent days, it has emerged that Bolonga also have their eye on another Tottenham winger.
This information came from Gianluca Di Marzio, who revealed that Manor Solomon is also on Bologna’s wishlist as the Italian side continue to scour the market for wingers.
However, Di Marzio explained that Vincenzo Italiano’s men would only pursue Solomon or Gil if they are unable to finalise a deal for Marseille’s Jonathan Rowe, who remains their top target.
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