Tottenham paid 16.5 million euros to Slavia for Antonín Kinsky, marking a record fee in the history of the Czech League. Kinsky was positioned as the starting goalkeeper against Liverpool only 72 hours after signing his contract, which extends until 2031. Petr Cech endorsed Kinsky, stating that he has all the ingredients to succeed, particularly highlighting his ability to play with his feet, a quality desired by the coach.

Tottenham Hotspur have officially announced their first signing of 2025, acquiring the highly-regarded goalkeeper Antonín Kinský from Slavia Prague for a fee reportedly exceeding £10 million. This transfer addresses the club's urgent requirement for additional goalkeeping options due to a mounting injury crisis. It was reported by Fabrizio Romano that the club was on the brink of signing the goalkeeper, who had arrived in London to undergo his medical examination, with all parties having reached a verbal agreement. All necessary documents have been finalized, allowing the 21-year-old to officially become Tottenham's first signing of 2025.

Tottenham Hotspur have officially confirmed the acquisition of Czech goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky from SK Slavia Prague. The 21-year-old has signed a contract extending until 2031 and is set to don the number 31 jersey. Fabrizio Romano reported that the transfer fee is believed to exceed £10 million. Kinsky had been associated with a potential move to north London over the weekend, with reports suggesting he traveled to London for a medical examination on Saturday. The completion of the transfer is pending international clearance and a work permit.

Spurs are close to making Czech goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky their first new arrival of the winter window. Spurs chiefs are 'finalising' a €15million (£12.5m / $15.5m) deal to bring Kinsky to the Premier League from Slavia Prague. Fabrizio Romano has added that the shot-stopper is poised to fly to England today (Saturday) to undergo a medical and complete the switch.