The Tottenham Hotspur signed a contract with goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky by Slavia Prague until 2031, which the Premier League club showed on Sunday.
The 21 -year change to the Spurs is subject to the reception of a foreign work and authorization.
Kinsky’s signing adds to manager Ange Postecoglou’s options in goal, with first-choice goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines after surgery on a broken ankle in November.
Postcoglou had to deal with a multitude of injuries to key players in recent weeks. Illness also swept the team this week, the manager confirming he had only 11 fit players to have on Thursday ahead of their 2-1 defeat against Newcastle United on Saturday.
Second-choice goalkeeper Fraser Forster was one of those to miss the match against Newcastle with illness, with Brandon Austin making his club debut.
The Spurs had to remain constant in the championship and were 12th in the standings with 24 problems in 20 games, 21 ahead of Liverpool.