With Liverpool the latest opponent to test his revamped squad, Ange Postecoglou leads his Tottenham team into another crucial game today.
This season, Postecoglou and Spurs have received high praise for a number of outstanding performances. Many players have stepped up, and recent additions like Vicario and Micky van de Ven have performed admirably.
Destiny Udogie is another competitor that is eyeing the market. At left-back, the Italian is outperforming Postecoglou, and the Spurs manager has been gushing over his youngster.
Postecoglou lavishes admiration on Destiny Udogie
Postecoglou praised the influence Udogie had on the situation in his remarks at his press conference yesterday.
“Destiny was one of the guys I looked at when I got the job because he was out on loan last year. I admired his profile a lot. He possesses exceptional physical qualities, but he played a distinct brand of football because he frequently served as an attacking wing-back. As a young guy, he had a significant effect in a competitive league. Serie A is a difficult league, according to Postecoglou.
He handled himself pretty well, and I could see right away that he wanted to get better every day as soon as we let him in. He possesses exceptional qualities, and despite just being 20 years old, he has already successfully navigated some significant defensive hurdles. He appears thrilling when he advances with the ball. It makes me very happy to having him around.
Fans had to exercise patience as Destiny Udogie spent the entire year playing for Spurs in Italy, despite the fanfare surrounding his signing.
However, it is quite evident why Tottenham did exhibit that patience and sign him to a contract with the organization.
Like Pedro Porro on the opposite side, Udogie has been outstanding since joining the team and appears to be flying both in practice and during games.
Top full-backs are frequently responsible for a team’s tremendous success, and Udogie is undoubtedly guaranteeing that Tottenham has a significant danger in wide areas down the left.
Udogie will now need to be consistent if he wants to continue to advance under Ange and display his talent before the Euros. Udogie will undoubtedly start today’s match against Liverpool as the first step in achieving that.
