mawspurs
18-05-2010, 04:57 PM
Source: Official Site
We are delighted to announce that Carlo Cudicini has signed a new contract to extend his stay at the Club until 2011.
Carlo joined us from Chelsea in January 2009 and made four first team appearances in the second half of season 2008-09. The Italy goalkeeper made a further seven appearances last season before his campaign was curtailed after being injured in a road accident.
The 36-year-old is now back out on the training pitch and will be working throughout the summer with Goalkeeping Coach Tony Parks to improve his fitness ahead of the new campaign.
Head of Medical Services Wayne Diesel said: "We are delighted at how well Carlo has progressed. He has shown a great deal of self discipline and motivation to come back from this."
Harry's delight for Carlo
Harry Redknapp paid tribute to Carlo Cudicini's professionalism after the goalkeeper signed a new deal to stay at Spurs until 2011.
The 36-year-old joined us in January, 2009 and made seven appearances last season before his campaign was curtailed after being injured in a road accident.
But he's back out on the training pitch and will be working throughout the summer with Goalkeeping Coach Tony Parks to improve his fitness ahead of the new campaign.
"It is great to see Carlo out on the training pitch again after everything he has been through," said Harry. "He is coming on fantastic and training well.
"If anyone was going to come back from something like this it would be him.
"He is dedicated, a top professional through and through, and has been there every Saturday to support the side.
"He has been brought up in the game - his father was a great goalkeeper at AC Milan and Carlo is exactly the same, a top-class person and professional."
We are delighted to announce that Carlo Cudicini has signed a new contract to extend his stay at the Club until 2011.
Carlo joined us from Chelsea in January 2009 and made four first team appearances in the second half of season 2008-09. The Italy goalkeeper made a further seven appearances last season before his campaign was curtailed after being injured in a road accident.
The 36-year-old is now back out on the training pitch and will be working throughout the summer with Goalkeeping Coach Tony Parks to improve his fitness ahead of the new campaign.
Head of Medical Services Wayne Diesel said: "We are delighted at how well Carlo has progressed. He has shown a great deal of self discipline and motivation to come back from this."
Harry's delight for Carlo
Harry Redknapp paid tribute to Carlo Cudicini's professionalism after the goalkeeper signed a new deal to stay at Spurs until 2011.
The 36-year-old joined us in January, 2009 and made seven appearances last season before his campaign was curtailed after being injured in a road accident.
But he's back out on the training pitch and will be working throughout the summer with Goalkeeping Coach Tony Parks to improve his fitness ahead of the new campaign.
"It is great to see Carlo out on the training pitch again after everything he has been through," said Harry. "He is coming on fantastic and training well.
"If anyone was going to come back from something like this it would be him.
"He is dedicated, a top professional through and through, and has been there every Saturday to support the side.
"He has been brought up in the game - his father was a great goalkeeper at AC Milan and Carlo is exactly the same, a top-class person and professional."