Conor McGregor meets Hugo Lloris in bizarre photo as Spurs star swims beside UFC ace’s €3.1 million Lamborghini yacht
CONOR McGREGOR met Spurs star Hugo Lloris as the pair smiled for a bizarre photo on Instagram.
The UFC superstar is continuing to holiday in France with his family aboard his €3.1 million Lamborghini superyacht.
And McGregor got to meet French sporting royalty as he met the 2018 World Cup winning captain.
The Tottenham goalkeeper was enjoying a swim near where McGregor was anchored in his yacht.
And the two smiled for a photo as Lloris hung onto the side of the boat.
McGregor revealed in a separate post that it was the first night he and his family have spent at anchor on the superyacht.
His fiancee Dee Devlin shared a loved up post on Instagram with several snaps as she wished him a happy Father's Day.
The pair have been in the south of France for several weeks along with their kids Conor Jnr, Croia and Rian.
The happy couple have been together for the last 15 years and are enjoying some time on holiday as the UFC fighter continues to work his way back from the horrific broken leg he suffered last year.
Although it seems the Notorious is not taking any days off after recently sharing a video of himself training by the beach.
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The training footage came after McGregor was seen kicking for the first time since suffering his shocking leg break last July.
His rehabilitation up until then had all been upper body getting down to business with some strength and boxing training.
However, it now seems that McGregor is nearing the final stages of his recovery having shown off the ability to kick again.
But some of his fans have expressed their concern about McGregor after he shared a recent training video.
Followers were quick to criticise the Irish superstar, who is preparing for his UFC comeback.
One said: "Oh no he gassed after 11 shots!! Conor retire please I can't take another Conor L."
Another commented: "Too stiff and too slow, the golden days are over."
One added: "It seems like his punches got slower."