Tottenham Prepares for Squad Restructuring Amid Potential Drop to Championship
Inter Milan is actively looking to replace goalkeeper Yann Sommer, and Tottenham Hotspur’s Guglielmo Vicario has emerged as their top target. The Serie A club has already initiated discussions, spearheaded by sporting director Piero Ausilio, who traveled to London for talks in March. Reports indicate that Vicario has agreed to personal terms with Inter ahead of a prospective move during the summer transfer window.
Recently, it came to light that Vicario has finalized an agreement to leave Spurs for Inter Milan. The next step involves Inter and Tottenham reaching a mutual agreement on the goalkeeper’s transfer.
Vicario has not played for Tottenham under new manager Roberto De Zerbi as he continues to recover from a hernia operation he underwent during the March international break. With uncertainties surrounding the Italian’s future, Tottenham is exploring the market for a quality replacement, though their plans depend on which division they compete in next season.
Tottenham Considers Future of Goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky
In Vicario’s absence, Antonin Kinsky has stepped in as the goalkeeper for the last three games and has performed admirably. Following a challenging outing against Atletico Madrid, the Czech Republic youth international has shown significant improvement, receiving praise from De Zerbi after the recent victory over Wolves.
The 23-year-old made a crucial save against Wolves last weekend, which contributed to his clean sheet and helped secure three valuable points for the team. Fans have seen a meaningful turnaround in Kinsky’s performance since he returned to the starting lineup.
According to a report from TEAMtalk, Tottenham is considering retaining Kinsky even if they face relegation to the Championship. Despite concerns surrounding Kinsky’s earlier performance against Atletico Madrid, club officials would still likely pursue a quality replacement for Vicario if they manage to remain in the Premier League.
Several teammates and former players rallied behind Kinsky after his difficult debut in the Champions League, and there were rumors he might seek a loan move during the summer. Initially, it seemed unlikely he would get more opportunities after his two costly mistakes against Atletico, but with Vicario sidelined, Kinsky is seizing his chance to prove himself under De Zerbi. Tottenham hopes to maintain their Premier League status as they navigate these challenges.