London Guardian “Tottenham” Hugo Lloris announced his retirement from France football team .
“There comes a time when you have to pass the baton. I have always said that the France team does not belong to anyone. I think my time is up, the team is ready to continue, there is also a goalkeeper who is ready to replace me.
I prefer to go to the top. It’s better than waiting for a drop in speed or too much competition. It’s also a family-friendly choice, I feel the need to spend more time with my wife and children, the 36-year-old goalkeeper said. The Team .
Lloris made his debut for the French national team in 2008, spent 145 matches for the team, becoming the record holder for this indicator. As part of the “tricolor”, the goalkeeper won the World Cup (2018), the League of Nations (2021), and also became vice-champion of Europe (2016) and the world (2022).
At the World Cup in Qatar, Lloris set a record for the number of world championship appearances among goalkeepers, beating the feat of Germany’s Manuel Neuer.
Source : MatchTV
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