Tottenham: Lloris set for 2020 return after elbow surgery
Hugo Lloris' recovery from a dislocated elbow and ligament damage remains on track despite the France keeper requiring surgery.

Tottenham still expect Hugo Lloris to return to training early next year despite the goalkeeper having to undergo surgery on his left elbow.
Lloris, 32, suffered a dislocated elbow and damaged ligaments following an awkward fall in Spurs' 3-0 Premier League defeat at Brighton and Hove Albion on October 5.
The club initially said an operation was not required, as a period of "rest and rehabilitation under the supervision of our medical staff" beckoned for the France international.
But in a statement released on Thursday, Spurs revealed surgery was "advised after further reviews by specialists found the elbow remained unstable".
Nevertheless, Lloris is still predicted to be back in training in early 2020.
Following further clinical testing and examination, Hugo Lloris has now undergone surgery on his left elbow. #THFC #COYS
— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) November 7, 2019
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