Tottenham Hotspur have secured the long-term future of goalkeeper Antonín Kinský, with the Czech international signing a new five-year contract with the club. Reports indicate that the agreement also includes an option for an additional year.
The decision represents a major vote of confidence in the 23-year-old goalkeeper, who has increasingly established himself as an important part of Tottenham’s plans. Under head coach Roberto De Zerbi, Kinský is expected to play a central role as Spurs continue rebuilding their squad and developing a new identity.
Kinský originally joined Tottenham from Slavia Prague in January 2025 on a long-term deal. He made an immediate impression by keeping a clean sheet on his debut against Liverpool in the League Cup.
The new contract comes as Tottenham reshape their goalkeeping department. Guglielmo Vicario has been linked with a move away, while recent reports have identified Kinský as Tottenham’s first-choice goalkeeper.
For Kinský, the new agreement provides an opportunity to establish himself as Spurs’ long-term No. 1. For Tottenham, it is a clear statement that the club believes the young Czech goalkeeper has the potential to develop into one of Europe’s top goalkeepers.
