Tottenham sells Brian Hill, Celta, Valencia and other teams compete for La Liga wingers

July 21 - According to well-known journalist Ben Jacobs in the podcast "Last Word on Spurs", Tottenham has lowered the price of Spanish winger Brian Hill to less than 10 million pounds, and this move immediately attracted competition from many parties. Celta of La Liga was the first to show interest, but they were not fighting alone: several Turkish powerhouses including Besiktas also joined the battle. At the same time, although Girona has not ruled out the possibility of a permanent buyout, it is undecided due to financial structure issues; Valencia hopes to bring the 22-year-old former Spanish U21 international back to Mestalia to strengthen the firepower on the wing. It is worth noting that the "sky-high invitation" of the Saudi club that was rumored in the early summer has not yet been implemented, and Hill's whereabouts are still confusing. Tottenham coach Postkoglu has made it clear that Hill is not within the new season plan and the club is willing to release it at a reasonable price, which also provides potential buyers with room to lower prices. As the transfer window deepens, the players themselves tend to stay in the mainstream European leagues, and the advantages of Celta and Valencia's La Liga platform may become the decisive factor.