Tottenham could decide to sell left-back Destiny Udogie if they receive a sizeable offer in 2027.
Tottenham Hotspur could reportedly consider selling left-back Destiny Udogie in 2027 if a sufficiently large permanent offer arrives. According to Football Insider, the club is not actively seeking to offload the 23-year-old, but persistent fitness issues have prompted discussions about his future. Manager Roberto De Zerbi recently ruled Udogie out of the upcoming Chelsea clash after the defender sustained a knee problem.
Udogie joined Tottenham from Udinese for around £17 million and has reached 100 club appearances. However, he has missed approximately 36 games for club and country over three years. Rohan Sengupta of To The Lane And Back argues that Spurs should consider a sale if his availability issues continue.
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