Hugo Lloris says "it is all about decisions" as he addressed talk Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane could one day make the move to MLS.

World Cup-winning goalkeeper Lloris ended a 12-year spell with Tottenham when joining MLS side Los Angeles FC last season.

Another former Tottenham keeper, Michel Vorm, recently said he can also see Kane playing in America before his career is over.

However, Lloris believes former team-mate Kane will simply be focused on matters at Bayern right now as he chases some illusive silverware.

"Harry is really busy right now with Bayern," Lloris said. "I hope that this season will be the one for him by winning trophies. 

"I'm still in touch with some of [my former Tottenham team-mates] and I follow them. It's all about decisions and moments in your career."

Kane, a big NFL fan, has scored 21 Bundesliga goals and assisted six more in his second season with Bayern.

After surprisingly missing out on any trophies in Kane's debut campaign, Bayern remain on course to win a Bundesliga and Champions League double this term.

And should Kane ever make the move Stateside, Lloris says he will find the environment much more tranquil. 

"Outside football is a life probably with less pressure, it's more quiet," he said. "Soccer, like they call it, or football in Europe is bigger. 

"There is obviously more pressure from fans and the media [in Europe].

"It doesn't mean there's no pressure, especially when you are an athlete. You put the pressure on yourself because you still want to perform."

Lloris, who fell short of lifting the MLS Cup in his first year with LAFC, added: "It's been a really good experience so far for me and my family.

"Every time that you face a new experience you just try to open your mind. 

"I'm really pleased with the way my family and especially my children adapted to their new life."