‘Here we go’ – Fabrizio Romano claims Spurs have full agreement for seventh summer signing

Fabrizio Romano has even his ‘here we go’ catchphrase to claim that Tottenham Hotspur have reached a full agreement to sign Udinese defender Destiny Udogie.

The Italian transfer expert took to Twitter to reveal that personal terms have been agreed with the transfer fee in excess of €20million (£16.8million).

The 19-year-old was wanted by Spurs’ managing director of football, Fabio Paratici and will remain at the Serie A outfit for the current campaign.

Tottenham struck a similar agreement last summer with Metz when they signed Pape Matar-Sarr before allowing him to spent the season with his former club.

Manchester City and Brighton were both also said to be keen on the Italian Under-21 international (Sky Sports).

Destiny Udogie to Tottenham, here we go. Full agreement reached with Udinese for more than €20m – after personal terms in place. Talented Italian fullback will be Spurs player in 2023, wanted by Paratici. #THFC

Udogie will stay at Udinese for one more year on loan. pic.twitter.com/2dASBwUbNN

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 8, 2022

SpursWeb Opinion

This is another smart signing for the future by Tottenham with Ryan Sessegnon and Ivan Perisic currently occupying the left-wing back role in Antonio Conte’s side, it makes perfect sense for Udogie to continue his footballing experience in Italy for the next year.

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