Tottenham star is already hungry to win the UEFA Super Cup against PSG or Inter Milan
Destiny Udogie has reflected on an unforgettable few days as Tottenham basked in the glow of European glory, and he already has his eye on the UEFA Super Cup.
The celebration at N17 continued on Sunday, following Tottenham Hotspur’s 4-1 defeat to Brighton and Hove Albion at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on the final day of the Premier League season.
Tottenham end their Premier League campaign in 17th place on the League table, having lost a club-record 22 matches across the 38-game stretch.
However, attention remained firmly fixed on their Europa League triumph, with the mood lifted as Brighton formed a guard of honour ahead of kick-off, a mark of respect for Spurs’ 1-0 victory over Manchester United in the final at the San Mames Stadium in Spain.
Destiny Udogie reflects on Tottenham’s Europa League celebrations
After kick-off, the celebrations stepped up a notch as former Tottenham players welcomed the current European champions with a guard of honour of their own, while the Europa League trophy was paraded proudly around the stadium for the supporters to relish.
Despite the heavy scoreline against Brighton and Hove Albion, the Tottenham supporters remained in full voice throughout the match, singing and cheering the team on, undeterred by the result on the day.
Post-match, Destiny Udogie shared his thoughts with the club’s media team, reflecting on what had been a whirlwind week. “Definitely it was a busy couple of days, but obviously we have to play so yeah.”
Asked about how the season felt for him personally, Udogie said: “It has been amazing obviously to win the Europa League is a big achievement so it is a dream for me so everything was amazing we did not win today as we wanted but it is okay we enjoyed the moment.”
When quizzed on when it really sank in, the full-back said: “Yeah definitely the day we came back to London it was amazing because we realised we did something big. So honestly it was amazing everything was amazing.”
Describing the moment the team walked out at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Udogie added: “Honestly I had some chills because seeing all the white flags the fans, everyone happy it was beautiful so you have to just live the moment and enjoy.”
Asked what comes next, Udogie said: “Maybe a holiday and national team. Asked about Tottenham’s upcoming UEFA Super Cup final, he concluded: “I cannot wait let us bring another trophy home. Let us do our best.”
What comes next for Spurs?
Tottenham’s 2024/25 campaign has now officially drawn to a close, and the focus will swiftly turn to preparations for next season, with a series of pre-season friendlies already on the cards.
Spurs will head to Asia on tour and are set to face Arsenal in Hong Kong, marking the first ever North London derby held outside of England.
Additionally, a pre-season meeting with Harry Kane’s Bayern Munich has also been announced, adding further excitement to Tottenham’s build-up to the 2025/26 campaign.
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