Antonin Kinsky’s impressive form for Tottenham Hotspur has seen the goalkeeper rewarded with his first senior cap for the Czech Republic.Instead of signing a new number one to replace Guglielmo Vicario in the summer, Roberto De Zerbi showed faith in Kinsky by naming him his first choice.That was a reward for the 23-year-old’s outstanding performances when the pressure was on during the club’s relegation battle last season.A. KinskýTottenham – Premier League (2025 – 2026)Appearances7Minutes Played642Average Rating6.87Goals Conceded7Saves10Passes219Pass Accuracy (%)63.00Duels Won4Stats correct as of 4 October 2026.In fact, it could be argued that Spurs would have gone down if not for Kinsky’s impressive displays in the final seven matches. The goalkeeper was handed a new long-term contract in the summer, and he has now achieved another major career milestone.Photo by Torbjorn Tande/DeFodi Images/DeFodi via Getty ImagesThe stats from Tottenham star Antonin Kinsky’s debut for CzechiaThe Tottenham number one, who has featured in all age group sides for Czechia from U15S through to U21s, was handed his first senior cap on Saturday in the Nations League clash against Spain.Kinsky did not have the easiest of starts to his international career, with the World Champions emerging 3-1 winners in Oviedo, and the away side having a player sent off in the dying stages of the match.The Tottenham man was extremely busy as the home side dominated proceedings and peppered the Czech goal with shots. FotMob gave Kinsky a rating of 7.1/10. Here are his individual stats against Spain:Saves: 7Goals conceded: 3xGOT faced: 3.72Touches: 58Passes: 31/42 (74 per cent)Accurate long balls: 5/16 (31 per cent)Recoveries: 12Michel Vorm believes Kinsky has all the attributes needed for a top goalkeeperReports over recent days have suggested that Tottenham are scouring the market for a new goalkeeper, with some at the club believing they can upgrade on the former Slavia Prague man.However, that opinion is not shared by Michel Vorm, who revealed recently that he is delighted that Kinsky plays for Spurs.The former Spurs number two said: “If you see what Kinsky can do with the ball at his feet, and goalkeeping-wise in general, I think he has it all. So, as a Tottenham fan, I’m very happy he plays for us. I think he could be brilliant, and he already showed that.”READ MORE: Why Lucas Bergvall was benched for Sweden as Tottenham prepare for Man United clashThe post Tottenham star earns impressive 7.1/10 rating on his national debut despite losing 3-1 appeared first on Spurs Web.