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Will the 2026 World Cup final live up to what we saw in 2022? One year from Saturday, we will witness the grand finale of the ...
Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris, who has appeared in 20 World Cup matches, has agreed to play for LAFC for a low price. ... Lloris, 37, started 20 World Cup games for France, ...
Lloris has already created a piece of history in this World Cup by winning his 143rd cap and overtaking Lilian Thuram, on 142, as France’s record appearance-maker.
Hugo Lloris has expressed his opposition to FIFA's plans to organise the World Cup every two years, as he believes that the competition should be infrequent.. The France goalkeeper is concerned ...
France soccer captain Hugo Lloris hinted that he won't be wearing a rainbow-colored armband during the Qatar 2022 World Cup next week. Other captains have said they would.
Only twice has a team been able to successfully defend their World Cup crown. In both of those teams (Italy in 1934 and 1938 and Brazil in 1958 and 1962)), different captains lifted the trophies ...
France's goalkeeper Hugo Lloris kicks the ball during warm up ahead of the World Cup round of 16 soccer match between France and Poland, at the Al Thumama Stadium in Doha, Qatar, Sunday, Dec. 4, 2022.
Hugo Lloris, the 37-year-old French World Cup winner and longtime servant to English club Tottenham, has signed a one-year deal with an option to extend until 2025 or 2026.
France's World Cup-winning goalkeeper Hugo Lloris has joined MLS club LAFC from Tottenham Hotspur, both clubs said Saturday. Lloris, 37, whose contract with Spurs was due to expire in June, has ...
Captain of his country for more than a decade, Hugo Lloris will make French national team history on Saturday when he leads the World Cup holders into their quarter-final clash with England ...
France goalkeeper Hugo Lloris will have the chance to make history when he captains his country in Sunday's World Cup final against Argentina. MX23RW : Monday, June 24 23:36:50| >> :60:1729:1729 ...
Hugo Lloris insists he is not thinking about World Cup history - even though he could write a new chapter. Tottenham keeper Lloris, 35, could become the first captain to win back-to-back World ...
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