Hugo Lloris could leave Tottenham for Turkey or Saudi Arabia after the goalkeeper was frozen out at Spurs, sources have told Football Insider.
The 36-year-old saw a last-gasp move to boyhood club Nice collapse on transfer deadline day (1 September).
Lloris could now see options open up in Turkey and Saudi Arabia ahead of the end of their respective transfer windows.
That is despite starting in goal for France in all but one game of their run to the World Cup final in Qatar last year (2022).
He is yet to feature in any of Ange Postecoglou’s matchday squads so far this season.
Turkey’s transfer window closes on 15 September, while Saudi Arabia’s cut-off is later this week (7 September).
Long-serving Spurs star Lloris made 31 appearances across all competitions last season but was replaced in the second half of the season after a combination of injury worries and bad form.
He joined from Lyon in 2012 and has gone on to make 447 appearances in a Tottenham shirt – 361 of which have come in the Premier League.
Vicario has replaced the 145-cap France star, starting all four of Spurs’ league games – conceding four goals and keeping two clean sheets.
Forster played between the sticks in the League Cup shoot-out loss against Fulham last week (29 August) but failed to save a single penalty.
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