“He’s so good”- James Maddison says Tottenham Hotspur have a ‘beast’ in 20-year-old star
James Maddison is convinced of Destiny Udogie’s abilities as a teammate at Tottenham Hotspur.
This summer, James Maddison and Destiny Udogie both moved to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, where they soon won over the hearts of the team’s supporters.
Both players have experienced successful streaks that have helped Tottenham move up the Premier League standings. They say that good things come in little packages, and Maddison has praised Udogie’s football skills.
The 20-year-old appears to fit in just well in the English Premier League and has adapted to the demanding style like a fish to water. He has changed the role for Tottenham, and to say so would be an understatement.
Maddison gives his new partner excessive praise for his efforts, giving the impression that he is in awe of him. One can agree that the Englishman can recognize talent given that he has played alongside players like Reece James, Kyle Walker, and Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Destiny is merely a beast, you know. He’s really good.
Maddison affirms to Football.london that Udogie is still refining his function under Ange Postecoglou. The Italian’s potential is very exciting, especially once he becomes fully accustomed to the Spurs’ system.
He can take the ball and dribble in the middle of the field to open it up for us. He is actually superior at handling the ball. He is incredibly strong and talented, and he has amazing receiving skills.
Udogie, a left-back, can also play farther upfield. He possesses all the qualities necessary for a modern full-back, including strength in the tackle and assurance on the ball. This month, he received his first senior Italian call-up, demonstrating his continued growth.
Fabio Paratici may have left Tottenham in disgrace, but by signing Udogie in 2022, the Italian did the team a tremendous favor. It was worthwhile to pre-sign him and permit him to spend a season on loan with Udinese Calcio.
Udogie is currently en route to stardom and might establish himself as a dynamic force down our left for some time. Given his initial name, football success might already be in the cards for him.
