The Tottenham star in question had a wild 20 minutes against Atletico Madrid.
The aftermath of that match in Madrid is still felt at Hotspur Way, focusing on goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky. The 22-year-old Czech player may be on his way out during the summer transfer window.
Reports indicate that Kinsky’s contract includes a clause that could enable a loan move if he doesn’t meet a specific number of appearances this season.
With his current confidence low, it seems unlikely that he will reach that appearance threshold.
Kinsky had a challenging night against Atletico Madrid when coach Igor Tudor chose him over Vicario for the crucial Champions League match. Instead of shining, Kinsky faced a tough 17-minute period where Tottenham conceded several goals.
Tudor quickly replaced him, sparking conversations about Kinsky’s future at the club. He ended up on the bench for Tottenham’s recent 1-1 draw against Liverpool at Anfield.
Kinsky has an exit clause in his Tottenham contract
Reports from Czech media, particularly iSport, suggest there could be a sale option, but there’s also a lesser-known clause linked to his playing time.
If he fails to achieve a certain number of appearances this season, it could lead to a loan move, although the exact figure remains unspecified. Given his current playtime, it seems a temporary exit is likely.
Future Implications
If Kinsky goes on loan, Tottenham’s goalkeeping situation may become more complicated. Current number one Guglielmo Vicario has also been associated with potential transfer rumors this summer.
The backup options appear limited, especially after Josh Keeley transferred to Luton Town last year, and many don’t view Brandon Austin as a long-term solution.
If both Kinsky and Vicario leave, Tottenham would need to significantly revamp their goalkeeping setup this off-season.