Tottenham Hotspur star Destiny Udogie admits to sharing a great rapport with Son Heung-min
In an interview with SPURSPLAY, new Tottenham Hotspur signing Destiny Udogie has claimed that he already has a great rapport with club legend Son Heung-min who also plays on the left-hand side.
Udogie, a name that has rapidly become synonymous with excitement and potential, has stepped onto the Tottenham stage with an air of confidence and a notable interest to succeed at the club.
Despite joining the club last summer, Udogie’s journey took a detour as he continued to ply his trade with Udinese for the entirety of the 2022/23 season. However, he joined the club this summer and has already impressed.
His performances are a clear testament to his determination and skill and it was only a matter of time before Destiny Udogie graced the North London faithful with his presence. The young and adventurous left-back showcased his prowess during the pre-season.
The question on everyone’s minds now is whether Ange Postecoglou, the team’s Australian tactician, will entrust Udogie with a starting position for the upcoming Premier League opener. What remains evident is the faith that Postecoglou has already placed in the 20-year-old, a signal of the bright prospects that lie ahead.
In an exclusive interview with SPURSPLAY, Udogie elaborated on this newfound alliance. He shared
“Yeah, sure – it’s what the coach asks us to do. When Sonny is up on the line, I have to stay inside. When he’s inside, I have to stay outside. It’s good, we understand each other very well.”
This insight underscores the meticulous attention to detail that underpins their on-field chemistry, a chemistry that’s a rare find among players who have just begun to share the pitch. It generally takes time to adapt.
It’s not just about positioning or tactics; it’s about an unspoken understanding, an intuitive synchronisation that few players achieve. Udogie’s words would serve as music to the ears of the Tottenham faithful.
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Udogie is a seriously promising talent with a very high ceiling. If he can continue developing, he would be a serious talent for the club. Let’s see how this goes.
