Antonín Kinský requested to leave Tottenham on loan after he made two significant errors that contributed to a 5:2 defeat to Atlético in Madrid. He wants to use a loan to revive his career, and the club will not obstruct him leaving this time.

According to the Telegraph, Antonin Kinsky is expected to leave Tottenham on loan in the summer transfer window, and the publication has also raised serious doubts about his future at Tottenham. The Czech Republic Under-21 international is reportedly considering his options to rebuild his career.

Zdeněk Folprecht stated that Antonín Kinský must leave to play regularly and will be great again. Folprecht further said that a move to a weaker team from the top 5 leagues outside the Premier League would be ideal. He added that such a transfer is realistic. Folprecht also mentioned that Antonín Kinský was recently on the list of dozens of clubs in Europe.

Karel Häring stated that when it was discussed at the end of the last season whether Antonín Kinský should go on loan, Häring said that the player should not leave after half a year. Häring's view was that a new coach had arrived, and Kinský should get a chance and wait, as one does not leave after half a year. However, Häring thinks that if the situation continues, Kinský should consider a loan at the end of the season because the chances he is getting are "really minimal". The statement concerns the 22-year-old Czech goalkeeper, who joined Tottenham Hotspur in January 2025 and has made 0 Premier League appearances in the 2025/2026 season. Kinský's contract runs until June 2029. His market value is €15.00m, according to Transfermarkt. LOSC Lille has been linked with the player.