News about Fraser Forster

Exclusive BY SAMI MOKBEL: Hugo Lloris, a Tottenham legend, is in talks with Los Angeles FC as the curtain comes to an end on his 11-year tenure in north London. With Guglielmo Vicario and Fraser Forster as head coach Ange Postecoglou No. 1 and No. 2, respectively, goalkeepers, the goalkeeper has spent the first half of the season on the peripheries of the senior squad. And Lloris' will now leave Spurs, with talks about a switch to MLS side Los AngelesFC also in its final stages.

MATT BARLOW: Tottenham's quest for the brave new world starts with a preseason tour down under, and the club's new head coach Ange Postecoglu promises to rewrite the club's culture as he promises to rewrite the team's identity. 'Win, score, be exciting, and a moving watch' has been the message sent by Spurs' fifth permanent manager in four turbulent years since Spurs reached the Champions League final in four turbulent years. Postecoglu is committed to attacking and challenging football. He expects high quality in preparation and behaviour, and he will have the opportunity to get to know his players better and shape his plans for the season.

Following his £45 million transfer from Leicester, the England was seen joking with Fraser Forster and new teammate James Maddison, who was also at training for the first time. Spurs will refuse a second Bayern Munich bid for their captain, which Mail Sport announced earlier this week.

DANIEL MATTHEWS: The statement was released just a few hours after Southampton's fate was decided. It was all of the usual platitudes: the inevitable 'disappointment' at relegation following Fulham's loss. The call for 'unity' has been raised. The nod to everybody's "tireless" jobs. The acknowledgement (or excuse?) The Premier League is the most competitive league in the country,' says the league.' The promise to 'learn' lessons has been fulfilled.' Change is in the works, and better days are ahead.

In his five years at Anfield, Reds No. 2 Kelleher (pictured) has only played in 20 games, including four in the Premier League. The 24-year-old is out of service before 2026, but Liverpool is expected to sell up if they receive their asking price of around £20 million. Spurs are trying to replace veteran goalkeeper Hugo Lloris (inset), 36, who has made several mistakes this season, and Kelleher is expected to replace him between the sticks with Fraser Forster retained as backup.

Liverpool had a 3-0 lead within the first 15 minutes at Anfield against a Spurs team that had dropped six on their previous away outing at Newcastle last weekend. When Richarlison equalized in injury time and thought they'd salvaged an unexpected advantage, Ryan Mason's side came back and thought they'd levelled the game. Liverpool roared back and found a winner deep into the game as Diogo Jota slotted the winner past Fraser Forster, bringing Anfield into delirium and sending Reds boss Jurgen Klopp into wild celebrations on the bench. The German sprinted across to face the fourth official and applauded his visage, but those celebrations seem to have come at a price, as it appeared that he pulled his hamstringstrings in the middle of his jubilation.

As Liverpool went wild early on, Ryan Mason watched in awe as the team that he took on from the fired Cristian Stellini earlier this week were left at sixes and sevens. Curtis Jones, Luis Diaz, and Mohamed Salah's goals seemed to have tied the game up in the first half, but Tottenham Hotspur, unlike last week, reacted and saw a draw be saved late in the second half thanks to Richarlison's head effort. However, just 99 seconds later, the doom and gloom had returned, with Lucas Moura allowing the ball to Diogo Jota, who had to slide under a helpless Fraser Forster to win the game.

You can bet there was a sixth sense in Daniel Levy's head that a culling is required at Tottenham this summer. The 6-1 loss at Newcastle on Sunday afternoon would have been the biggest eye opener for anyone with a board seat at Spurs, and with Champions League football looking nigh-on impossible, everyone associated with the club will need to be on their action stations to get the club back to form. Start the book and start over. There's been a long line in the deadwood. With a slew of smart signings in the team's weakest areas, you should recruit a new manager and give him time. His to-do list will almost certainly go a few pages long ahead of a pivotal pre-season.

JAMES SHARPE: Fraser Forster believes Tottenham's comeback against Manchester United showed that they still have the fight for their Champions League title after a 'embarrassing' week. Spurs' humiliation at Newcastle, where they conceded five goals in the first 21 minutes, culminated in interim coach Cristian Stellini's dismissal and the traveling fans' promise to refund the tickets. Fears of another surrender beckoned when they lost two goals to United on Thursday, but only for goals from Pedro Porro and Son Heung-min to snatch a point.

Manchester City has confirmed that they are on target to win their third consecutive Premier League title and displaying the gulf in class between them and the rest of the league after the thrashing new boss's Arsenal 4-1 at the Etihad on Wednesday. The title race is heating up, so who makes it into our top 10 power rankings after the latest round of Premier League fixtures? This week, Mail Sport delves into the top performers from around the country.

United threw away a two-goal lead at Tottenham on Thursday night, despite having a clear advantage at halftime thanks to goals from Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford. Erik ten Hag's team may have increased their advantage, but they forfeited a number of presentable chances, including Bruno Fernandes, who failed to score when clear through on goal with only Fraser Forster to beat. On BT Sport, the United States' last few months and their aspirations in the immediacy and beyond Ferdinand was discussed, as well as how they can advance and go to the next level.

Hugo Lloris, the Tottenham goalkeeper and captain, was unceremoniously dismissed at half time after delivering five first-half goals in the midst of a defensive horror display at Newcastle. After Newcastle rioted at St James' Park in a critical match in the top-four, Fraser Forster was replaced at the interval. Lloris had a roller coaster as Newcastle smashed in five goals within the first 21 minutes, with coach Cristian Stellini taking drastic action.

Following Sam Allardyce's brief tenure as coach, Gareth Southgate's first match at the helm of the national team was held six-and-a-half years. Southgate, who was tasked with directing England's 2018 World Cup qualifier against Malta in October 2016, selected a solid starting lineup that bears little to no resemblance to the team's roster against Italy on Thursday night. Kyle Walker, John Stones, Jordan Henderson, and a few others are still under scrutiny from the original matchday squad, including Marcus Rashford.

Marcus Rashford and Mason Mount have been withdrawn from the England squad for the match against Italy and Ukraine this week. Nick Pope has also opted out of the team due to illness and been replaced by Tottenham legend Fraser Forster. After suffering a knock in Sunday's victory over Fulham on Sunday, Rashford needed medical attention, while Chelsea star Mount is recovering from injury.

Fraser Forster has been called up to the England squad in place of Newcastle keeper Nick Pope, who has been forced to leave due to a shoulder injury. Since being recruited in Gareth Southgate's new squad by Jordan Pickford and Aaron Ramsdale - the same three keepers who competed for the World Cup in 2018, Pope has won ten caps for England. However, despite being able to play the full 90 minutes of Newcastle's 2-1 victory over Nottingham Forest, Pope has been suffering from a minor injury, according to The Athletic. According to the study, the 30-year-old skipped significant portions of training last week and is now scheduled to receive medical attention during the international break.

SOUTHAMPTON 3-3, MATT BARLOW AT ST. MARY'S STADIUM: Southampton used to be able to enjoy this time of year, stir and stretch, and break free from whatever relegation tangle they had delved into during the winter. These feats of escapology starred an eclectic cast, but they were often led by Matt Le Tissier, whose goals and assists would earn the Saints points from the most unlikely places to lift the Saints above the dotted line by the season's end. By the time they had recovered from 3-1 down to save a point against Tottenham, the same irrepressibility had returned to the air by the Solent, and interim manager Ruben Selles' name was ringing around St Mary's.

Fraser Forster has stated that if given the opportunity, he would be able to assume duties as Tottenham's No. 1 goalkeeper. For the first time in his career since establishing himself at Celtic, the 6ft 7in stopper joined Spurs on a free transfer this summer. In a Sunday Times interview, the former England international revealed that he moved to north London because the opportunity was "good to turn down."

On Tuesday night, Jermaine Jenas slammed Tottenham defender Eric Dier for not being aggressive enough in the build-up to Milan's winning goal. After winning an areal duel with right back Cristian Romero, theo Hernandez was allowed to focus on goal. Spurs goalkeeper Fraser Forster saved his goal, but Brahim Diaz forced the ball home at the second attempt in the seventh minute.

Milan took a big step forward in their first Champions League quarter-final appearance in 11 years on Tuesday as Brahim Diaz's goal gave the Italians a 1-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur in their last-16 first leg at the San Siro. In the seventh minute, the Spaniard led to a rebound after a superb double save by Tottenham's second-choice keeper Fraser Forster, but the Londoners held the Londoners at bay. DANIEL MATTHEWS of Sportsmail takes a look at some of the San Siro's highlights.

Exclusive BY SAMI MOKBEL: Tottenham Hotspur's plan to compel former England goalkeeper Ben Foster out of retirement has been thwarted by the Premier League. Spurs were rocked last week when it was announced that No. 1 Hugo Lloris will miss up to eight weeks due to a knee injury. Antonio Conte is left without a senior goalkeeper, Fraser Forster, to choose in captain Lloris' absence due to the injury. As a result, Tottenham considered the possibility of a new goalkeeper on a short-term deal outside of the transfer window.

Graeme Souness has sluggishly chastised Spurs captain Hugo Lloris' performance in the club's 2-0 loss to Aston Villa. Fraser Forster was selected for the club's Boxing Day draw with Brentford, marking the 36-year-old's return to action following the World Cup. After the Spurs'keeper struggled to direct an innocuous-looking shot from Douglas Luiz, allowing Ollie Watkins to play in the Argentina international, with the game goalless after the first half.

On Boxing Day, the Premier League will resume, with more than six weeks off. It varied in terms of how many players from each team were at the World Cup in Qatar - from two at a few sides to 16 at Manchester City - but how did clubs' players get on?How far did they get, and how many minutes did they play? Sportsmail has a look at how the World Cup affected each team in the top division and how they might be affected going forward as a result of the tournament.

MATT BARLOW OF THE CITY GROUND: Antonio Conte warned Tottenham that they were far from winning trophies than they slid feebly out of the Carabao Cup, losing by two goals in seven minutes at Nottingham Forest. And the consolation of being found correct is unlikely to ease Conte's pain. His team was completely outplayed at the City Ground, and their miserable run of form continued to only two victories in seven games. Renan Lodi and Jesse Lingard scored the Forest goals, their first for the club after joining amid the summer heat, and Steve Cooper's side may have scored more if not for a string of fine saves by Fraser Forster on his Spurs debut.

Hugo Lloris, the Tottenham Hotspur and France captain, has been recalled from the national squad for their Nations League matches against Austria and Denmark. During the 6-2 Premier League win over Leicester City on Saturday, the goalkeeper is said to have sustained a thigh injury. With questions regarding the Spurs' fitness ahead of the north London derby on October 1, France manager Didier Deschamps has called up FC Nantes goalkeeper Alban Lafont to take Lloris' place in the squad.