Pep Guardiola has identified Destiny Udogie as a key target for the left-back position at Manchester City. The club is willing to make a strong bid for the young Italian player, who is currently playing for Tottenham. Despite this interest, Tottenham, under the negotiation leadership of Daniel Levy, is expected to make the transfer difficult unless Manchester City presents an offer significantly higher than the 18 million euros that Tottenham originally paid to Udinese.

Team Talk reports on Tottenham's decision regarding the sale of Udogie to Manchester City.

Team Talk reports on Manchester City's interest in acquiring Destiny Udogie amidst challenging conditions set by Tottenham. Manchester City has shown interest in Destiny Udogie. However, Tottenham's chairman, Daniel Levy, is not interested in selling to a direct rival unless a big premium is paid, and the valuation is hiked up to receive a huge fee. The chances of the deal happening are very low unless these conditions are met.

Manchester City are reportedly eyeing a significant move for Tottenham Hotspur's Destiny Udogie. The full-back is among two prominent Italian players Pep Guardiola is keen to recruit to the Etihad Stadium this summer. Udogie has garnered high praise from Manchester City insiders due to his youth, versatility in playing both wings, and his physical prowess, having already demonstrated his abilities in the Premier League with Tottenham Hotspur. Udogie is under contract with Spurs until the summer of 2030 and has been labeled as 'untouchable' by the Italian media. Manchester City’s new director, Hugo Viana, holds Udogie in high regard and had been monitoring the player since his time at Udinese.