Desert calls: After Cristiano and Messi, Lloris is tempted by a ludicrous offer from Saudi Arabia
Reading Time: 1min | Thu. 11.05.23. | 16:02
Spurs' keeper will apparently triple his Tottenham salary if he leaves the North London club and joins an unnamed outfit in the Middle East
Football is going through a one-of-a-kind transformation, maybe even a revolution, as filthy-rich Middle Eastern clubs fight for the signings of the world's most prominent players. And they're winning this game.
After Cristiano Ronaldo, who joined Al-Nassr, and Lionel Messi, whose name has been heavily attached to their nemesis Al-Hilal after the recent rumours, we have another, third big name on the Saudi wish list.
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According to British media, Tottenham Hotspur and France custodian Hugo Lloris is weighing up his options after receiving a big-money offer from an unnamed Saudi Arabian club.
The offer is believed to see Lloris, 36, the Spurs captain, more than triple his £100,000-a-week wage! Lloris still has a year left on his contract and, after 11 years at the club, is not in a rush to leave.
Last month at Newcastle, the veteran shot-stopper suffered a season-ending thigh injury. However, he is said to be in good spirits despite his recent setbacks, but now has a big decision to make. He also has other offers to consider.
