Tottenham offered Kinski a new contract

Tottenham have opened talks with goalkeeper Antonin Kinski over a new, improved contract. This is reported by insider sources. The management of the London club seeks to reward the 23-year-old Czech for his contribution to the preservation of registration in the English Premier League and to consolidate his status as one of the team's key players. The new deal is expected to include improved financial terms and reflect the footballer's current role at Roberto De Zerbi's side. Kinski joined Tottenham in the winter of 2025 from Slavia Prague. At first, he was Guglielmo Vicario's understudy and received playing time only sporadically. However, at the end of last season, the situation changed dramatically. After Vicario underwent surgery for a hernia, it was Kinski who became the team's number one. He played in all seven matches under De Zerby and helped Tottenham avoid relegation from the Premier League. The goalkeeper showed himself especially brightly in the meetings against Wolverhampton and Leeds, where he repeatedly saved his team in crucial moments. According to the source, the start of negotiations on a new contract may indicate an uncertain future for Vicario. Recently, Tottenham also , who is considered as a backup option, while it is Kinski who is increasingly called the main goalkeeper of the team for the upcoming season.