Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly eyeing Spurs keeper Hugo Lloris as a potential replacement for Gianluigi Buffon this summer.
Buffon was signed by PSG for one year and despite the veteran helping the club to another title win the club are keen to bring in a replacement for the veteran player.
The Ligue 1 champions were linked with a move for David de Gea, Keylor Navas and Gianluigi Donnarumma but now the club have turned their attention towards Lloris who is available for a much cheaper fee than the trio.
Lloris guided France to the World Cup victory in Russia and has enjoyed a decent season with Spurs. Despite not being consistent and making a number of high profile errors Lloris managed to put up some impressive displays at crucial times.
The 32-year-old is a much cheaper alternative to De Gea and Donnarumma who would demand much higher fees than what Spurs would ask for their shot-stopper.
Lloris left France in 2012 and his family expressed their desire of moving to France as he is about to become a dad for the 3rd time.
Some reports also revealed that Lloris believes he has ‘completed a cycle’ in England, finishing with Tottenham’s first ever Champions League final against Liverpool on 1 June and now looks to return to him native country.
