Hugo Lloris has signed a three-year contract extension to commit his future to Tottenham until 2022. 

Lloris and Spurs had been in talks for more than a month.

Lloris joined Tottenham in 2012 from Lyon and has played 189 times for them.

“I’m very pleased with this new contract, and of course that’s the way I show my commitment to the club, my team-mates and the gaffer,” Lloris told Tottenham’s website. “It shows again how much I believe in this project and hopefully the best year is ahead.”

Thiago Silva has signed an extension with Paris Saint-Germain through 2020.

Silva's previous deal was due to expire at the end of this season, only to be renewed automatically for one year if Champions League qualification was confirmed.

PSG and Silva preferred not to wait, though, and have announced that the 32-year-old will be at the club for the next four years.

"It's an immense pleasure to extend my contract with Paris Saint-Germain," Silva told PSG's official website. "Here, I have found a marvellous club where I can thrive.

PSG and Silva preferred not to wait, though, and have announced that the 32-year-old will be at the club for the next four years.

"It's an immense pleasure to extend my contract with Paris Saint-Germain," Silva told PSG's official website. "Here, I have found a marvellous club where I can thrive.

Romelu Lukaku's contract extension with Everton is 99.9 percent complete but he could still not remain with the club in the long-term.

Lukaku's current deal runs through 2019 but he's set to become Everton's first £100,000 per week player.

Chelsea and Juventus were interested in Lukaku in the summer.

"With Everton, we have 99.9 percent reached terms," agent Mino Raiola told talkSPORT. "We are talking to the club in a good spirit so we are very hopeful. There are no problems on the way that I foresee. I don't see any big problems. It is a question of putting the details on the paper."

Luis Suarez has agreed to a contract extension with Barcelona through June of 2021.

The new deal contains a buyout clause of €200 million ($209 million).

Suarez joined Barcelona in 2014 from Liverpool for £75 million and has since formed the world's best attacking trio with Lionel Messi and Neymar.

Robert Lewandowski has agreed upon an extension with Bayern Munich through 2021.

Lewandowski joined Bayern in 2014 from Bundesliga rivals Borussia Dortmund and was the league’s top scorer in the 2015-16 season.

“I am very happy that the negotiations were successful and came to a positive result,” Lewandowski said. “That means I will stay at Bayern for a few more years. Together we have set great goals.“

“I am happy that we managed to tie one of the best centre forwards in the world to the club for the long-term,” Bayern CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said. “We have now guaranteed that another key player will continue to wear the Bayern shirt for the coming years.”

Lewandowski has been linked to a transfer to Real Madrid in the past.

Jan Vertonghen has signed a new contract at Tottenham that will run until 2019, the club have announced.

Vertonghen has been in negotiations since the end of last season and his new deal extends his commitment to Spurs by a year.

Spurs acquired Vertonghen from Ajax in July of 2012.

“I was very happy once I put my autograph on the paper,” Vertonghen told Spurs TV. “I was extremely happy, big relief. I’m very happy to be here, the future looks great so I am very happy to be a part of it.

“This is an unbelievable group of talented guys and I feel privileged to be a part of that. There’s a great atmosphere in the team and a great buzz around Tottenham.”

Harry Kane has agreed to an extension with Tottenham Hotspur through 2022 worth £100,000 per week. The deal is worth £32 million ($40.25 million) in total.

Kane had been in negotiations for some months over the fresh terms but he has now agreed his third new deal since August 2014.

“We all feel very happy because one more time Harry is showing his commitment to the club and the project, and that’s great for us,” Mauricio Pochettino said. “It’s fantastic for the player, too, because it’s always important for them to be calm in their minds, and focused on playing and improving every day.

“When they are involved in negotiations like these, it can always affect them, although it has not necessarily done so with Harry in his performances. But now that the deal is done, it’s important for him to focus on the future. The news is very good for the dressing room, all the fans and club, and for him. You all know how Harry feels about Tottenham.”