“All right,” says Fabrizio Romano, “Spurs have agreed to the first transfer deal of January

Hugo Lloris is reportedly close to joining LAFC in America, ending an 11-year relationship with Tottenham Hotspur, according to Fabrizio Romano.

Lloris, who failed to secure a move in the summer, has remained a bit part player in North London thus far this season, always present in training but invisible during games.

Since Lloris’ contract expires in the summer of 2024, it was obvious that he had already played his last game for the Spurs. Heung-min Son was given the captain’s armband at the beginning of the season.

But now that the January transfer window is open, it looks like the French World Cup winner has finally agreed to go to secure regular first-team football with LAFC in the Major League Soccer.

 

Since Lloris’ contract expires in the summer of 2024, it was obvious that he had already played his last game for the Spurs. Heung-min Son was given the captain’s armband at the beginning of the season.

But now that the January transfer window is open, it looks like the French World Cup winner has finally agreed to go to secure regular first-team football with LAFC in the Major League Soccer.

 

Agreed upon is Hugo Lloris joining LAFC

Lloris will join the American team permanently rather than on a six-month loan after Fabrizio Romano gave the deal his “here we go” clearance. It is uncertain if Tottenham will be compensated in any way for the move.

Lloris will agree to a one-year contract with LAFC, with the possibility of renewal for additional seasons.

🚨🇺🇸 Hugo Lloris to LAFC, here we go! Verbal agreement in place between all parties — told it’s permanent deal for Lloris who’s leaving Spurs after 11 years.

🟡⚫️ Understand Lloris will sign one year deal at LAFC plus options to extend for next years.

Documents ready soon. pic.twitter.com/0XFIhR9k4y

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) December 29, 2023

 

 

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Hugo has our best wishes for the future from all of us at The Spurs Web. The one disappointing thing about his tenure in North London, despite being a modern-day Tottenham legend, is that he did not win the title he so richly earned. Hugo, Hugo, Hugo!