Hugo Lloris
There was a lot of speculation regarding Hugo Lloris commitment to the Spurs, wondering if the Frenchman would resign with the North London institution due to several concerns about the team’s ability to win championships.
However, that story has finally settled and Lloris has made clear that he intends to remain at White Hart Lane for several years to come, and that’s a huge news for Mauricio Pochettino’s side, as his goalkeeper has managed to keep 7 clean sheets while allowing a league second best 14 scores in 18 matches so far this season, becoming a major force for both Spurs and the France national team.
Thibaut Courtois
The Belgian has been able to live up to the expectations that surrounded him when he first arrived from Atletico de Madrid despite some early struggles. The 24-year-old is making a very strong case for the best goalkeeper in the world distinction right now, allowing just 12 scores in 20 matches with a stunning 11 clean sheets over the course of the season.
Courtois is the youngest of the three in this list, and it seems like the sky’s the limit for the Belgian keeper, who’s been on the radar of Real Madrid but that’s just not leaving Stamford Bridge any time soon.
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