Nacho Gil has signed with Tenerife on a contract that will last until 2027, bolstering Álvaro Cervera's plans for the Primera RFEF with his versatile and seasoned international attacking skills. Gil, who is set to turn 30 in September, has a history of playing for teams like Las Palmas, Elche, Cartagena, and Ponferradina, accumulating a total of 280 appearances. His career also includes stints in the MLS with New England Revolution and in the Greek Super League with Volos, where he netted two goals in 17 matches. Renowned for his capability to create opportunities in confined spaces and provide solutions in the attacking third, Gil is adept at functioning as a playmaker or on either wing, making him a valuable component for any tactical formation. Gil conveyed his enthusiasm about returning to Spanish football and joining a club with a rich history like Tenerife. He noted that when Tenerife reaches out, it's not just a Primera RFEF team but a historic club, acknowledging the club's potential to climb back to the Segunda División. He was drawn by the serious nature of the project and the club's ambition to expand, with a personal aim to prove his worth in Tenerife.