The powerful Italian defender is showing signs of returning to his best form.
Hotspur HQ's James Cormack argues that Destiny Udogie proved he should remain Tottenham's primary starting left-back following an impressive performance at Old Trafford. Manager Roberto De Zerbi has carefully managed the Italian defender's playing time this season due to lingering injury concerns, substituting him after Bryan Mbeumo's opening goal in Manchester.
Cormack highlights that Udogie's ongoing fitness remains crucial for Spurs, noting the defender has missed 46 games through injury since arriving at the club. The article also notes that summer free-agent signing Andy Robertson has struggled to make a positive on-field impact as Udogie's veteran backup.
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