Pushed towards the exit at Tottenham, Hugo Lloris is close to signing in Saudi Arabia. Nevertheless, the former captain of the France team is announced in the sights of Inter Milan and against all he is quoted at Paris Saint-Germain.
It’s hard to imagine Lloris away from Tottenham. The French goalkeeper has been with Spurs since 2012. Captain of the London team, the 36-year-old goalkeeper is the seventh most capped player in club history with 450 appearances. A true legend who notably participated in a Champions League final in 2019. One year from the end of his contract and victim of more complicated performances in the league, Hugo Lloris will certainly leave Spurs. The leaders have already found his replacement with Guglielmo Vicario, former goalkeeper of FC Empoli. While the most likely destination for the end of Lloris’ career seemed to be Saudi Arabia, the Frenchman could return to Ligue 1 and not to OGC Nice, his training club, but to PSG.
Hugo Lloris at PSG, shock transfer that advances
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According to information from Record Sport, PSG is considering recruiting Hugo Lloris as Gianluigi Donnarumma’s understudy. The Portuguese media explains that Daniel Levy, president of Tottenham, however, is asking for financial compensation and will not let Loris go free, which seemed to be the case for services rendered. This transfer could be feasible if Paris manages to sell Keylor Navas. The Costa Rican is not satisfied with a place of number 2 or even 3 in the hierarchy of goalkeepers at PSG and is coming off a very interesting half-season with Nottingham Forrest in the Premier League where he has largely contributed to maintaining the Reds in the English championship. The departure of Lloris is seen as the end of an era at Tottenham and his arrival at PSG, as unlikely as it is, is now in the news. Unless it’s to drive up Saudi offers. Lloris is also in the small papers of Inter Milan, which may soon sell André Onana to Manchester United with the departure of David De Gea.
