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Tottenham Hotspur's young goalkeeper, Antonin Kinsky, has already made a strong impression on the pitch. While his time at Spurs is still in its early stages, the 21-year-old’s potential is hard to ignore.

But it’s not just his performances that have caught attention—his ambitions could be taking him to even greater heights.

According to those close to him, Kinsky has set his sights on one of the biggest clubs in world football.

Tottenham signed Kinsky early in the transfer window, and it’s clear why.

Antonin Kinsky could be destined for Real Madrid

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The young Czech goalkeeper has shown exceptional confidence and composure on the ball, qualities that fit well with manager Ange Postecoglou’s system.

Kinsky's natural ability has been evident since his first training session at Spurs, with his former teammate Viktor Budinsky, who played alongside him at Czech side FK Pardubice, suggesting that the young goalkeeper could soon be playing for one of the biggest clubs in Europe.

As reported by Sport Witness, Budinsky was full of praise for Kinsky, calling him 'strong in the head, healthy, confident and purposeful.'

He went on to claim that Kinsky's potential was so great that, in just three years, he could be playing at one of the world's top clubs.

"I think Tottenham is an intermediate step for him, that an even bigger club is waiting for him," Budinsky said.

He even jokingly predicted that Kinsky would one day play at Real Madrid, adding that Kinsky was already learning Spanish in preparation.

Kinsky’s early impressions at Tottenham

Though we’ve only seen Kinsky in action for two matches, his self-belief, and readiness to challenge for a starting spot are already apparent.

The Czech Under-21 international is determined not to settle for being second-choice behind Guglielmo Vicario, and the competition between the two goalkeepers is expected to be fierce.

As Postecoglou’s system demands a lot from the goalkeeper, Kinsky's ability to step up could be vital for Spurs in the upcoming months.

Kinsky's arrival at Tottenham is just the beginning of what looks like a bright future. If he continues to develop at his current rate, the goalkeeper could indeed find himself making a move to a club like Real Madrid in the not-so-distant future, just as his former teammate predicts.