The goalkeeper has been linked with a return to France with Paris Saint-German and Monaco, but has shown his confidence in the club's ambition
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."
