Lloris available for Tottenham’s trip to Stoke

The new deal comes as last season’s Golden Boot victor Harry Kane is believed to be in talks to improve his own personal terms with the Club.

Steve Wilson: “Mark Hughes and Stoke did some good work on deadline day by bringing in the Dutch worldwide defender Bruno Martins Indi and Wilfried Bony”.

Stoke City manager Mark Hughes has been charged with misconduct by the Football Association following his side’s 4-0 defeat to Spurs last week.

“Sometimes you have to hold your hands up because on the day, at home, I thought Tottenham were excellent against us last season”.

The north Londoners beat Mark Hughes’ side 4-0 in April, and were widely tipped to reel in Claudio Ranieri’s Leicester team – who were showing signs of creaking and had just lost star striker Jamie Vardy to suspension – over the final four games. – Harry Kane became the fourth Tottenham player to score 50 Premier League goals for the club after Teddy Sheringham, Jermain Defoe and Robbie Keane.

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino: “We have seven games in 20 days and a insane schedule until Christmas”.

“We played some of the best football in the first 45 minutes”. It is good for him and the club and we are all happy.

“I see a great future, it is going only one way at the moment”.

FORMER Tottenham Hotspur defender, Stuart Nethercott, expects another tough game as Spurs head to Stoke City on Saturday.

“Every ball he touches we wait for him to score a goal and it’s hard when you need to be fit, to give your best”. He is likely to have Moussa Sissoko helping to provide him with opportunities at some stage this weekend, and whether those two can hit it off as Kane and Alli did last season will have a major impact on where Spurs finish this time around.

However, the player himself has insisted that he always wanted to stay put at Spurs, who begin their Champions League campaign next week.

From set-pieces is the former Ajax ace most devastating, emerging as one of the most lethal free-kick takers in the Premier League.

Tottenham’s upcoming fixture at Stoke City can’t quite be considered a must-win match, but it’s pretty close.