Mon 19 December 2022, 11:25
Tottenham HotspurThe Club now has two World Cup winners and 11 finalists after Cristian Romero lifted football's most-coveted trophy in Qatar on Sunday.
Hugo Lloris, runner-up this time around with France after a stunning showpiece at the Lusail Stadium, is the other player at Spurs at the time of his World Cup triumph in Russia in 2018.
Cuti took home the gold medal after Argentina won the final on penalties. In a game that had just about everything, Argentina led 2-0 only for Kylian Mbappe to score twice to level at 2-2 and take it to extra time. Lionel Messi restored Argentina's lead at 3-2 only for Mbappe to complete his hat-trick and then Kolo Muani was denied the chance to snatch it 4-3 point-blank by Emiliano Martinez. Argentina won the shoot-out 4-2 after Martinez saved from Kingsley Coman and Aurelian Tchouameni fired wide.
Our World Cup winners
2018 - Hugo Lloris - France v Croatia
2022 - Cristian Romero - Argentina v France
Our World Cup finalists
2002 - Christian Ziege - Germany v Brazil
2022 - Hugo Lloris - Argentina v France
Former players - World Cup winners/finalists
1966 - Martin Peters, England v West Germany
1978 - Ossie Ardiles - Argentina v Holland
1990 - Jurgen Klinsmann - Germany v Argentina
1994 - Nicola Berti - Italy v Brazil
2006 - William Gallas - France v Italy
2010 - Rafa van der Vaart - Holland v Spain
2018 - Ivan Perisic, Luka Modric - Croatia v France
