The 33-year-old, who moved to Spurs on a one-year deal from rivals Arsenal in the summer, has impressed so far in his time at the north London club, helping his side to a quarter-final tie against Real Madrid in their first Champions League campaign.
The France international will play his 30th game for Spurs next month, a milestone which will trigger a clause in his contract and see the former Gunner offered a new deal by Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy.

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