Brian Hill: Girona makes me happy; the goal is to improve personal data

Hupu September 9th News Girona held a debut ceremony for Brian Hill. The winger had already joined Girona on loan last season. After a tense summer, he has now officially returned for a transfer, wearing Girona's jersey for the second time.

Sports Director Kirk Kassel has no secret of his satisfaction with the final completion of the deal he has longed for from the beginning. "It's been a very long summer about his situation. We've wanted him to come back from the first minute, despite the complexity of the market, Tottenham Hotspurs had their considerations. The key is that he himself wants to come back and his agent conveyed that to us," he explained.

Bryan himself expressed his gratitude and convincingness for the decision he made. "I appreciate the club's trust. I want to stay here, the players in our roster, the coach's tactical philosophy and the club's planning fit perfectly with my expectations, which is why I always make it the first choice," he said.

The winger did not hide his introspection about the start of the league, but also conveyed confidence. “It is true that the initial match result was not what we wanted, but I knew things would change because I felt the good atmosphere here and we focused on improving and correcting mistakes to deal with the coming weeks,” he noted. Regarding his physical condition, he admits that the rhythm of the game is still needed. "Maybe I'm still a little short of the pace of the game because I haven't been in the official competition for half a year, but I've been working hard to meet the competition requirements for the past few months. I'm in good shape, but I need playing time and competitive state that can only be obtained through cumulative competitions."

Bryan also sets personal goals. “Michelle always wants us to score goals and assists, but the personal challenge I set for myself is to improve my stats and I believe that daily training will help me achieve this,” he commented. He is also satisfied with ending his loan career. "There is a lot of talk about termination, but Tottenham has never considered that. If that were the case, I could have come on July 1 and we could have been more at ease. I'm happy because the formal transfer allows you to put in a team deeper and get steady time. I've been on loan for five years and my career needs this step. The most important thing is that I'm happy here, and I'm very adaptable and happy here last year, and this step is very important to me. I can't play in the game, I can't feel happy," he concluded.