James Maddison and Micky van de Ven respond to yesterday’s news from Tottenham
Tottenham confirmed yesterday that Destiny Udogie has signed a new contract, and James Maddison and Micky van de Ven are delighted for him.
Since the beginning of the season, Spurs have experienced a great deal of success.Numerous players have excelled under Ange Postecoglou’s system, but young Udogie stands out as the most intriguing one of them all. He has been nothing short of amazing.
Micky van de Ven and James Maddison react after Destiny Udogie signs new Tottenham contract
Destiny Udogie was acquired by Tottenham from Udinese last year for a £15 million signing bonus (Sky Sports).
After spending a season on loan at Stadio Friuli, the Italian was sent back, but ever then, Udogie has been on par with the Premier League’s top left-backs.He was even likened to Patrice Evra by Gary Neville.
For Spurs supporters, the 21-year-old at left back has been a welcome change of pace. Tottenham is a very dangerous team because of his aggressive runs and quickness with the ball.
After observing Udogie’s performances, Daniel Levy and company moved quickly to give him a new contract in order to preserve his value.
For Tottenham fans, this is fantastic news as the Italian has now signed a new contract that will keep him committed until the summer of 2030.
Yesterday, Udogie celebrated his new deal by posting on Instagram. Both Micky van de Ven and James Maddison are happy for him.
“Fully deserved, brother!” the Englishman wrote. Avoid using it all at once.
“Yesss broerrr!” Van de Ven continued.
Great news for Tottenham
Although Tottenham supporters frequently and rightfully criticize Daniel Levy, he should be commended for ensuring Destiny Udogie’s long-term future.
The Italian has the capacity to rank among the world’s top left backs. Even though he is only 21 years old, he will only develop better under Postecoglou in the years to come.
We’re sure that major teams would be vying for Udogie’s signature if he only had a year or two left on his deal.
Tottenham is in a strong position and won’t be losing him at all, even for a cheap sum, now that he is contracted until 2030.