Lucas Moura pens one-year extension at Tottenham to keep him to the club until 2024

Lucas Moura pens one-year extension to his current deal at Tottenham to keep him to the club until 2024

  • Lucas Moura has been rewarded for his Champions League heroics last season
  • The Brazilian has signed a one-year extension to his current deal at Tottenham
  • Moura played a pivotal role in Tottenham reaching the Champions League final
  • He scored a second-half hat-trick to help them overcome Ajax in the semi-finals 

Lucas Moura has been rewarded for leading Tottenham to the Champions League final with a new contract that ties him down until 2024. 

The Brazil international has signed a one-year extension to his current deal on the eve of Spurs’ new Premier League campaign.

Moura scored a second-half hat-trick to help Tottenham overcome Ajax in the Champions League semi-finals and now Mauricio Pochettino’s side have moved to secure his long-term future at the club.

Lucas Moura has signed a new contract with Tottenham that keeps him at the club until 2024

The Brazil international signs his one-year contract extension at Tottenham's training ground

The Brazil international signs his one-year contract extension at Tottenham’s training ground

The 26-year-old had a slow start to life in England following his move from Paris Saint-Germain last January. But his Spurs career exploded into life last season. 

He scored the goal against Barcelona that secured them a place in the knockout stages before repeating his heroics against Ajax.

He ended the campaign with 15 goals and two assists in 49 appearances and is set to play another important role this season, starting against Aston Villa on Saturday.

After a tough start to his Tottenham life, Moura's career in England took off last season

After a tough start to his Tottenham life, Moura’s career in England took off last season

He scored a second-half hat-trick for Tottenham to overcome Ajax in the Champions League

He scored a second-half hat-trick for Tottenham to overcome Ajax in the Champions League



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