Antonín Kinsky renews contract with Tottenham until 2032
Antonín Kinsky has signed a new five-year contract with Tottenham Hotspur, as reported by Ben Jacobs and David Ornstein. The deal includes an extension option until 2032.
Goalkeeper Antonín Kinsky has renewed his contract with Tottenham Hotspur, according to reports from Ben Jacobs and David Ornstein, who have confirmed that the agreement is now official. Kinsky, 23 years old, secures his future at the London club.
Kinsky, who plays as a goalkeeper, has been a key player for Tottenham. His market value stands at €15 million, and his previous contract was set to expire on June 30, 2031. The new contract extension will allow him to continue his development at a club that believes in his abilities.
The renewal is significant for Tottenham, as Kinsky is set to be the starting goalkeeper under manager Roberto De Zerbi, especially with the imminent departure of his teammate, Guglielmo Vicario. This reinforces stability in the team's goal and ensures that Kinsky remains part of the long-term project.
In addition to Jacobs and Ornstein, Fabrizio Romano has also confirmed the signing of the new contract, which includes an option to extend it until June 2032. This demonstrates the consensus among leading journalists regarding the importance of this renewal for both the club and the player.
