Hugo Lloris has left Tottenham to join Major League Soccer outfit Los Angeles FC.
The ex-France No1, 37, spent over 11 years with the North London side after joining from Lyon in August 2012, keeping 151 clean sheets in 447 appearances across all competitions.
Lloris also enjoyed huge success with Les Bleus, lifting the World Cup trophy as captain in 2018 before retiring from international duty last January — and he will now continue his glittering career in California.
LAFC co-president and general manager John Thorrington said: “Hugo is arguably the most successful goalkeeper of his generation and a proven winner.
“We are incredibly excited that Hugo has chosen LAFC for the next phase of his illustrious career.
“He brings unprecedented leadership experience at the highest levels of football, which we know will greatly benefit our Club in our pursuit of more trophies.
“I would like to thank Tottenham for their collaboration, and I join all of Los Angeles in extending a warm welcome to Hugo, his wife Maine, and their three children to LAFC.”
Hugo Lloris Is Black & Gold.
📝 #LAFC signs goalkeeper Hugo Lloris on a permanent transfer from @SpursOfficial to a guaranteed contract through 2024 with options for 2025 and 2026.
— LAFC (@LAFC) December 30, 2023
