The White Hart lane goalkeeper situation could very much be in flux. Tottenham Hotspur keeper Hugo Lloris is being sought after by the Madrids. Yes, both of the Champions League finalists, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid are keen on acquiring his services.
Earlier this year, then Tottenham Manager Tim Sherwood boasted about how they would not sell Hugo Lloris unless it was for an insane amount of money.
Of course, he’s long gone now and Mauricio Pochettino is in charge, and it’s rumored that Spurs are looking at Ben Foster as Hugo Lloris ’ replacement if the Frenchman was to leave the North London side this summer, The Daily Mirror reports.
Ligue 1 leaders Paris Saint Germain are expected to move for Lloris and bring him back to his homeland, with Spurs keeping an eye on the West Bromwich Albion star.
Back to the Madrid rumors, they’re originating from this report in The Metro.
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