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Destiny Udogie's transfer stance revealed amid Tottenham exit talk
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Destiny Udogie is happy at Tottenham and has no plans to explore a move away, sources have told Football Insider.
Udogie has started just two Premier League games for Tottenham so far this season due to selection choices and injury concerns.
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The 23-year-old is currently dealing with a knee problem and has consistently struggled with similar issues over the last few seasons.
He was linked with a move away from Spurs over the summer as Roma and Juventus registered an interest in taking him back to Serie A.
As I revealed on the latest edition of Football Insider's Transfer Insider podcast, Udogie is not yet setting his sights on leaving North London as he looks to become a regular starter under Roberto De Zerbi.
Tottenham do not want to sell him either, but may be open to exploring a deal if an interested club makes a sizeable offer.
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Destiny Udogie keen on Tottenham stay despite recent struggles
Udogie was limited to just 20 appearances and 14 starts in the Premier League last season and has continued to struggle for regular game time in this campaign.
The Italy left-back saw new competition for his place arrive in the summer, in Andy Robertson, but is still backing himself to be De Zerbi's long term first-choice.
Speaking on the Transfer Insider podcast,I explained: "Tottenham are planning with Udogie for the long term. He's under contract until 2030, so it would have to be a big, big offer to even make them consider cashing in on Udogie.
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"The player himself is happy at Tottenham. I'm sure he will always attract interest, but as I said, Tottenham have no plans to be entertaining any offers right now."
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Spurs were linked with a move for the ex-Chelsea defender in the summer, but opted against firming up their interest in his services as other targets arrived.
De Zerbi likes Rudiger and remains keen to add him to his squad if Tottenham decide to sign another centre-back in the coming windows.
