FC Copenhagen can now brag that, having previously defeated Manchester United on the field, they have triumphed over Tottenham off it as well.
This is due to the Danish team’s announcement that they have successfully hired a Spurs employee, who will start his new job in the new year.
Oliver Deeming of Tottenham is the man in question. He will begin his position as the new Head Groundsman in the new year and will be in charge of the daily maintenance of the pitches at both the stadium and the training ground.
Deeming started working at the London club in August of this year and is currently listed as the Junior Academy Senior Groundman, but he has advanced quickly.
Bold.dk in Denmark also reminds everyone that the pitch at FC Copenhagen’s Parken stadium was recently criticized by manager of the Danish national team Kasper Hjulmand, who said it was unfit by European standards.
He called the issue “annoying,” and it seems the current Tottenham employee has been brought in to resolve it as soon as possible. He will have a challenging assignment at his new club.
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In his few Premier League games, Destiny Udogie has more than held his own. He completed the transfer a year later than expected because Tottenham permitted him to play an additional season on loan at Udinese. To Tuttomercatoweb, his agent Stefano Antonelli revealed some backstories regarding his prior transfers.
“The bravery to invest is the one thing Italian teams struggle with more than anything else. I defy anyone to name a faction that opposed him. All of them did. But at the time, Gino Pozzo’s Udinese was the only one to pick up speed.
Only a few Serie A appearances later, the Friulani brought Udogie from Verona aboard.
Ten months after signing him for €2.8 million, they sold him for €26 million. Considering what he’s doing, he’s not really worth anything at this point. We spoke with Milan, Inter, and Juventus. However, they lacked the motivation to finish the procedure.
It’s a cliche, but not investing in Italian players also affected Udogie.
With Tottenham, the fullback has made ten appearances and provided two assists. Surprisingly, he was not selected for the final European qualifiers; however, he was nursing a muscular injury, which was the only explanation. To have more options on the defensive wings, Luciano Spalletti added Manuel Lazzari and Cristiano Biraghi to the roster after initially choosing only Federico Dimarco and Andrea Cambiaso.