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Published on 05 Jan 2025 at 11:48 par
Abdel Maarous
Tottenham are strengthening with the arrival of a young goalkeeper to relaunch their season. The club has big ambitions for the rest of the season.
Tottenham Hotspur wants to strengthen itself in this winter transfer window after the massacre of injuries. The club has formalized the signing of Antonin Kinsky, 21-year-old Czech goalkeeper. Coming from Slavia Prague, Kinsky signed a long-term contract, extending until 2031.
This arrival comes in a difficult context for Spurs, currently 12th in the Premier League. With the injury of William VicarKinsky could quickly enter the rotation and compete Fraser Forsterthe current 36-year-old incumbent. This strategic choice aims to prepare for the future while ensuring immediate coverage for the position.
A press release which underlines the ambitions of Spurs
In an official press release, the club expressed its satisfaction with this signing:
« We are delighted to announce the signing of Antonin Kinsky from SK Slavia Prague, subject to international clearance and work permit. »
Min-hyeok Yang, another strategic recruit
The arrival of Antonin Kinsky is not isolated. Tottenham have also integrated South Korean midfielder Min-hyeok Yang into their squad. Recruited from Gangwon FC in the K-League, his signing had been anticipated in the summer. However, the player only officially joined the team in January.
This reinforcement demonstrates Spurs' desire to diversify their squad by focusing on emerging talents from foreign championships.
Tottenham's current position in the Premier League table reflects a mixed season. Injuries, inconsistent results and an aging squad have pushed the club to act quickly in the transfer market.
By recruiting young players with high potential, the club aims not only to improve its immediate performance but also to build a solid foundation for the years to come.
