Tottenham Hotspur have officially announced their first signing of 2025, securing highly-rated goalkeeper Antonín Kinský from Slavia Prague for a reported fee in excess of £10m. The move addresses the club’s immediate need for reinforcements in goal amid a growing injury crisis.
The North London club have faced significant challenges between positions this season. First-choice goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario is sidelined with a broken ankle, leaving a depleted set of options.
While Forster stepped in for several games, Brandon Austin was handed a rare start against Newcastle, highlighting the need for reinforcements.
The need to strengthen the goalkeeper position has been seen as a priority for Spurs, with Sky Sports yesterday reporting that The North London outfit are closing in on the signing by Antonín Kinsky.
Fabrizio Romano also reported that the club is on the verge of signing the goalkeeper who has arrived in London to undergo his medical, with a verbal agreement between all parties.
“Tottenham are on the verge of signing Slavia Prague GK Antonín Kinsky, he is in London today for a medical — as @infotbal reveals. The verbal agreement reached between all parties involved, including the player’s side, Kinski should to undergo a medical after today’s game.”
The transfer pundit shared another update today, confirming that all paperwork has been completed, paving the way for the 21-year-old to officially become Tottenham’s first signing of 2025.
He got to X to share the following:
“Tottenham Hotspur have completed all paperwork for their first signing of 2025, Antonin Kinski. The 2003-born goalkeeper will join from Slavia Prague for a fee in excess of £10m, the contract is also complete.
More players being targeted by Spurs over the coming days/weeks.”
And the club made the deal official, announcing the player earlier today on their official website and social media channels.
Tottenham are expected to make more signings this month
Romano’s update will be a boost for Tottenham as Spurs prepare for a big transfer window.
Injuries have forced the Spurs to enter the market and make early deals to add depth to their squad.
With a goalkeeper sorted, they are now expected to look to strengthen the defense with 3 central defenders injured. Another striker will also be seen as a key position to be tackled.
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