Hugo Lloris: 'How Daniel Levy changed Spurs'

France and Tottenham legend Hugo Lloris has backed Spurs chairman Daniel Levy's record running the club as he reveals all about his amazing America adventure playing for LAFC in the MLS. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 INTRO 0:10 Life in LA? amazing but problems i n Jan with fires and excited for new season 1:10 I arrived the day of a big fire and first few days for pre season we were all worried 1:35 we saw solidarity from the city and LA people but will not replace homes etc 2:10 sport and football can help entertain and bring back some enjoyment 2:45 lifestyle change in the US? i treat it like i used to but outside football, life has less pressure and more quiet - bigger in Europe and more pressure from fans and media - doesn’t mean no pressure but good exp for me and family and we have all adapted to our new life 4:13 watch euro games? I follow PL and Spurs but hard to watch with time difference- I am busy discovering new things - feel distance every day 5:10 Spurs? always hard as I have a history with them and don’t like to see ex teammates and colleagues and chairman as want them to be in a better position 5:50 difficulties on and off the field but they are still alive and have Europa League to compete for 6:25 for owner and pride of club they will finish season strongly 6:43 Europa make up for PL performances? it will give them an extra boost and is now main target and i believe they have a big chance against a lot of good teams 7:55 Levy protests? not first time but Daniel has my support as i know what he has done to take Tottenham to a level where they are among best clubs in the world 8:45 we know reputation lacking in trophies but in 20 years club has become something huge on and off the pitch and doing best to get success Daniel been huge for the club and deserves a lot of credit - can’t win trophies with one person 9:50 trophies in LA? we won Open Cup last season and could have won another - club is ambitious and to win more 10:40 tap up ex teammates and Kane to come over? he is busy at Bayern and hope