Following Fabrizio Romano’s transfer announcement, Manchester City supporters are contemplating whether they would like to acquire Tottenham’s Destiny Udogie.

After Fabrizio Romano’s transfer announcement, Manchester City supporters are contemplating whether they wish to acquire Tottenham’s Destiny Udogie.

Dogie considered one of the most talented left-backs in the Premier League and has been speculated to be interested in joining Manchester City this summer. However, the Tottenham Hotspur defender’s performances have diminished this season,

as Spurs have experienced a general decline under Ange Postecoglou, despite his impressive campaign last season. Nevertheless, Fabrizio Romano has disclosed that Manchester City have included Udogie in their shortlist and are committed to acquiring a new left-back this summer. The Sky Blues’ primary objective is to bolster their right-back position, with Juventus technician Andrea Cambiaso being their top alternative.

Romano disclosed on GiveMeSport that Hugo Viana has been monitoring the Italian international since his time at Udinese and has expressed his admiration for him. City also holds the 22-year-old in high regard, citing his physicality, Premier League experience, and versatility in playing on both flanks. However, Manchester City supporters have now expressed their opinions regarding the possibility of signing Udogie.Destiny Udogie’s transfer verdict is delivered by

Man City fans. While Kyle Walker may have the potential to become a world-class defender in the future, a Manchester City fan was adamant that Hugo Viana should make a move for his Tottenham teammate Djed Spence. The fan stated, “Djed Spence, the better player is right there, English as well, but Cambiaso is still my number one option.” Destiny Udogie is a huge fan of Kyle Walker.

However, another supporter expressed their satisfaction with the possibility of City acquiring the former Udinese defender: “I had anticipated that City would be inundated with player rumours as the summer approached.” We are rigorously investigating every potential avenue. I am not pleased with the overrated English passports; however, it is imperative to maintain a domestic quota. Cherki, Cambiaso, and Udogie.

A fifth Manchester City devotee expressed his belief that Udogie would be an exceptional summer acquisition, stating, “I am a huge fan of Udogie…” A challenging task to complete… Cambiaso remains in the equation… “Amusements during the summer.” A sixth City supporter also expressed that the Spurs wonderkid is the type of full-back that the club needs to import to the Etihad Stadium:

“This is the type of player we need, both defensively and in possession.” Although he may not be at his peak this season, his initial season at Tottenham should suffice. A second Manchester City fan is of the opinion that Udogie is not up to the necessary defensive standards to be a member of Pep Guardiola’s team: “Udogie is not a good defender.” I decline. It is unlikely that the 2030 contract will be fulfilled,

which is a relief. A third Manchester City fan objected to the fact that Udogie is being pursued, asserting that Tottenham has superior full-backs and that a right-back is a more pressing transfer issue. “Incorrect Tottenham Hotspur fullback…” Additionally, we require an additional running back. What are we currently doing?The manner in which Udogie performed against Manchester City during their most recent encounter with

Tottenham It appears that Manchester City supporters are at odds regarding whether Udogie should be their preferred left-back in the transfer market. Manchester City’s unsuccessful attempt to acquire Harry Kane from Tottenham in 2021 may pose a challenge to the completion of the transaction. However, Manchester City is currently focused on the acquisition of Udogie.

Consequently, the following is a statistical analysis of his performance in the 1-0 loss to Tottenham in March. STATS OF DESTINY UDOGIE IN TOTTENHAM 0 MAN CITY 1 DRIBBLED PAST 0 DUELS WON 9/12 TACKLES 7 ACCURATE PASSES 36/37 (97%) The statistics indicate that Udogie was particularly impressive defensively against

Manchester City, as he was not dribbled past once, won nine out of 12 duels, made seven clearances, and misplaced only one out of 37 passes. However, Savinho was able to significantly influence the first half, indicating that the statistics are not the sole metric for evaluating the Tottenham man’s performance. A transfer would undoubtedly be a risk.