Tottenham goalkeeper Antonin Kinski may leave the club on loan in order to get stable playing practice and renew his performance after his recent appearance in the Champions League match against Atletico Madrid (2:5). The Telegraph reports about it.

The 22-year-old goalkeeper ended up in the center after the match in Madrid, where he was replaced already in the 17th match after two individual repudiations, which led to conceding goals. The Kinskis left the field embarrassed and immediately went straight to the tribune area.

As this means, the football player had previously considered the option of renting. They wanted to deprive Tottenham of their two remaining transfer windows to allow for regular practice, but the club immediately blocked this transfer. Now it becomes clear that the entry of the parties may be delayed by the hourly exit of the graver.

Kinsky arrived to Tottenham in 2025, moving from Slavia Prague for approximately 12.5 million pounds. Previously, he was considered one of the promising young goalkeepers in Europe, and among those who positively assessed his potential was the legendary Czech goalkeeper Petr Cech.

Tottenham do not exclude that a loan can help a footballer improve his form and performance after a training period.