“Is this the end for Hugo Lloris at Tottenham? Contract termination rumors and a snub from Postecoglou hint at an imminent departure.”

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Finally, the move frees up space in Postecoglou’s squad. The report does not say where Lloris will go next or if he will hang up his gloves. If Lloris decides to continue playing, he could start talks with former Nice or Saudi Arabia Pro League officials. Both sides tried to sign him in the summer, but the transfers fell through. Lloris is not the only senior player who could leave the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in January. Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg has been targeted by Ajax after it emerged Juventus will not sign him, while Eric Dier is rumored to be under investigation from Bayern Munich and Roma.