‘Big thing for us’: Ange Postecoglou now reacts after news coming out of Tottenham this week

Ange Postecoglou, the manager of Tottenham Hotspur, has voiced his opinions following the confirmation this week that Destiny Udogie has inked a new contract.

Spurs supporters are thrilled with how the season is going thus far. The club has undergone a complete transformation thanks to Postecoglou, and Tottenham is now a thrilling team to watch. Of their players, Young Udogie has been the most exciting.

Ange Postecoglou reacts after Destiny Udogie signs new Tottenham contract

Destiny Udogie was acquired by Tottenham from Udinese last year for a meager £15 million up front (Sky Sports).

The Italian played his entire previous season at his former club, but Udogie was elevated to the first team by Ange Postecoglou during the preseason.

This season, the 21-year-old has excelled. He is improving every week and his attacking runs have caused the opposition a great deal of problems.

Spurs honored him this week with a brand-new contract after noticing his performances. Postecoglou acknowledged that this makes him very happy.

According to Football London, he stated: “Obviously, I’m really happy about Destiny signing. We’re just starting out, and most of the guys are relatively young and unfamiliar with the Premier League.

“Destiny’s commitment to us is a vote of confidence in the direction he feels his career should go. He’s in his first season in the Premier League and getting used to a new position. He is aware of this and willingly works to better himself, but more importantly to us, he has had an impact.

It’s great that he has made a long-term commitment to the club. We hope to keep the core of this group together in the upcoming years as we continue to build something special on it.

Securing Udogie’s future is great news for Tottenham

Even though Daniel Levy is an experienced negotiator, it is never easy to be in a weak position when it comes to a player’s contract.

Even though Destiny Udogie’s contract was far from up, it is still riskier to have a few years left on it than to have his future assured until 2030.

In the ensuing years, a lot of major teams would have undoubtedly attempted to entice Udogie away from the Spurs, and a lot still could. But with his new contract, Tottenham is in a strong position.

This evening, Postecoglou’s team plays Nottingham Forest, and Udogie is anticipated to start. In the event that he plays well, Spurs should win.