Tottenham 2016/17 kit: Spurs launch new strips with Hugo Lloris appearing as a cardboard cutout


HUGO LLORIS may be preparing for the Euro 2016 final – but that has not stopped him appearing in Tottenham‘s new kit launch.

Spurs today unveiled their strips for the 2016/17 campaign and placed a cardboard cutout of the French goalkeeper in the photoshoot.

Tottenham stars behind the scenes at the launch of their 2016/17 season kits
Tottenham stars behind the scenes at the launch of their 2016/17 season kits
A cardboard cutout of Hugo Lloris features as keeper is on France duty at Euro 2016
A cardboard cutout of Hugo Lloris features as keeper is on France duty at Euro 2016

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Stopper Lloris, 29, is in his native France having just beaten Germany in the semi-finals of the Euros.

Tottenham’s new sportswear includes the classic white home kit, a navy away jersey and a gold third strip.

Perhaps surprisingly, the socks for both home and away kits are strikingly similar.

Both sets are navy with the away pair differing slightly due to a golden trim.

The keeper’s away clothing has changed from yellow to light blue, while the home sportswear remains vibrant orange but now with a dark trim on the arms.

The home kit no longer features a coloured stripe across the body but does now include dark shoulders.

Tottenham became the first Premier League club to unveil their kits on social media, using the Facebook Live feature.

White Hart Lane stars Christian Eriksen, Victor Wanyama, Michel Vorm and Kieran Tripper all showcased the strips online.

Dele Alli models Tottenham's third kit ahead of the 2016/17 season
Dele Alli models Tottenham’s third kit ahead of the 2016/17 season

 

Tottenham's new home kit for the 2016/17 season is unveiled
Tottenham’s new home kit for the 2016/17 season is unveiled with few changes

 

The away kit for Spurs' 2016/17 season is the classic navy blue but with a golden trim
Away kit for Spurs’ 2016/17 season is the classic navy blue but with a golden trim
Tottenham's third kit next season is golden with navy stripes running down it
Tottenham’s third kit next season is golden with navy stripes running down it

Meanwhile, striker Clinton N’Jie has admitted he is working harder than ever ahead of the new season.

The Frenchman, 22, said: “This is the hardest I have been working in my career.

“It’s been going very well, we’ve been training very hard and I think all the guys who are in have been doing well for themselves.

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Clinton N'Jie admits he has been working harder than ever ahead of next season
Clinton N’Jie admits he has been working harder than ever ahead of next season
The Spurs striker says the club's aim is to be the fittest in the Premier League
The Spurs striker says the club’s aim is to be the fittest in the Premier League

“Training is tough but we need to do this because we want to have a great season. You saw last season that we were one of the best and fittest teams in the Premier League so I think this is the time to work harder to enable us to perform at the top level.

“Like I said, the sessions are really tough but we don’t complain because we will see the results in the end and that’s important.”

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