![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/destiny-udogie-on-coming-back-to-a-completely-new-tottenham-now-postecoglou-is-in-charge-and-his-good-news-name/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/crop-23087910-2.jpg&description=destiny awaits Destiny Udogie on coming back to a completely new Tottenham now Postecoglou is in charge – and his 'Good News' name TOTTENHAM finally have some Good News. Destiny Udogie signed a year ago from Udinese for £15million but went straight back on loan to the Italian club, so it is only now that fans will see him in a Spurs shirt. 4 Destiny Udogie and Guglielmo Vicario take part in a children's training session with the Telethon Charity while on tour in Perth, Australia The translation of his Nigerian first name Iyenoma literally translates to "Good News". Supporters will hope that is exactly what the left-back brings after all the doom and gloom of last season. Udogie, 20, said: 'I've known (what his name means) for five years when I asked my mum, and she told me 'Good News'. It's a good name.' The Italy Under-21 international watched as many Spurs games as he could last season to swot up on his new team and what the Premier League entails. It must have made for grim viewing though as his parent club suffered a car-crash campaign. Antonio Conte, the manager who signed Udogie, left in March after a press conference meltdown where he hammered the players before Spurs eventually finished eighth and out of the European places. Udogie returns to a much-changed club with Ange Postecoglou now at the helm. Yet when asked if it felt strange to come back to such a different environment than the one he thought he was joining 12 months ago, the defender replied: 'Not really, because I never played here last season so it didn't affect me anyway. 'The new gaffer is really good. I'm ready to work for him. 'The Premier League is a difficult league. Every year, it turns. 'But the team was good, just not lucky with the season. 'I know it is a big league, a very challenging league. I have confidence, I feel ready.' Udogie - pronounced "Oooh-doggy" - talked in flawless English as that was the language spoken in his household growing up. Born in Verona, the setting of Shakespe){kind=link}
TOTTENHAM finally have some Good News.
Destiny Udogie signed a year ago from Udinese for £15million but went straight back on loan to the Italian club, so it is only now that fans will see him in a Spurs shirt.
The translation of his Nigerian first name Iyenoma literally translates to “Good News”.
Supporters will hope that is exactly what the left-back brings after all the doom and gloom of last season.
Udogie, 20, said: “I’ve known (what his name means) for five years when I asked my mum, and she told me ‘Good News’. It’s a good name.”