How distant that terrible evening of March 10 seems. In the round of 16 second leg of the Champions League, Tottenham experienced a real rout (5-2) inflicted by Atlético de Madrid. Starting in place of Guglielmo Vicario that evening, Antonin Kinsky was the embodiment of this disaster with two gross errors, before being replaced in the 17th minute by Igor Tudor. Since the departure of the Croatian, the goalkeeper has been better.
Under the leadership of Roberto De Zerbi, he even finished the season as a starter, while Spurs were playing for survival in the Premier League. The Czech has convinced his coach so much that his management wants to extend him. An agreement was even reached, reveals The Athletic. The 23-year-old doorman will sign a new lease until 2031, plus an optional year with an increased salary.
