Tottenham Hotspur have signed Czech Republic U21 goalkeeper, Antonín Kinský from Slavia Prague for £12.5 million.
Kinský, 21, has agreed a deal until 2031 and will provide much-needed depth in goal, following injuries to Guglielmo Vicario and Fraser Forster.
Cyber Reporters reports Kinský has risen through the ranks in the Czech Republic, playing for several clubs including FK Dukla Prague and Slavia Prague.
He has also had loan spells with MFK Vyskov and FK Pardubice, gaining valuable experience in the Czech First League.
The young goalkeeper has impressed with his performances, keeping 14 clean sheets in 29 appearances for Slavia Prague this season.
He has also represented the Czech Republic at various youth levels, earning his first senior call-ups in 2024.
Kinský’s arrival is a timely boost for Tottenham, who have been struggling with injuries and a dip in form.
The club will be hoping he can help stabilize their defense as they aim to recover from their recent slump.
Tottenham fans will be eager to see Kinský in action, and his signing represents the club’s first move in the January transfer window.
With gaps in their squad still to address, Spurs will be looking to make further signings to strengthen their team.
