Los Angeles FC has officially announced the successful completion of an agreement to acquire goalkeeper Hugo Lloris from Tottenham Hotspur.
The French goalkeeper had expressed his intention to part ways with Spurs during the summer, subsequently not featuring under new manager Ange Postecoglou, who placed his trust in Guglielmo Vicario. While a summer transfer did not materialize, Lloris has now secured a permanent departure, with Spurs confirming the impending transfer in the coming days.
John Thorrington, LAFC co-president & general manager, expressed enthusiasm about Lloris joining the team, citing his status as one of the most successful goalkeepers of his generation. Thorrington highlighted Lloris’s proven leadership and winning experience at the highest football levels, anticipating significant contributions to LAFC’s pursuit of further trophies. He also expressed gratitude to Tottenham for their collaboration and extended a warm welcome to Lloris, his wife Maine, and their three children to LAFC.
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Tottenham, in a comprehensive statement, paid tribute to Lloris, acknowledging his remarkable 11-year association with the club, which included 447 appearances across all competitions. The statement concluded with well wishes for Hugo and his family’s future endeavors.
Spurs also announced plans for a celebration in honor of Lloris during the half-time of an upcoming match against AFC Bournemouth at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, inviting fans to remain in their seats as they collectively express gratitude for the career of one of the club’s modern-day greats.