Tottenham have confirmed that goalkeeper Hugo Lloris has signed a new five-year contract with the club.
The France international recently returned from the World Cup after reaching the quarter-final stage and is now committed to the Premier League club until 2019.
Following France's elimination by Germany, Lloris hinted at a possible exit but has now underlined his confidence in the club's progression under chairman Daniel Levy and new manager Mauricio Pochettino.
"I spoke with the chairman [Daniel Levy] and I know the club is as ambitious as ever," Lloris told the club's official website.
"It's very important to feel at home at a club and for my family to feel well. I enjoy a great relationship with the club and the fans.
"The arrival of Mauricio Pochettino is important as well. I have a good feeling with him. He is also ambitious.
"Everything is clear in my head and if I've signed a new contract it's because I trust the club and I'm sure we will progress in a positive way.
"Last season wasn't the season we all hoped for but we were still able to finish sixth in the league. We know where we have to improve."
Lloris signs new five-year Tottenham contract
