Tottenham Hotspur are closing in on securing Antonin Kinsky’s long-term future, with reports revealing details of Spurs’ contract offer.Spurs Web reported yesterday that following the free transfer signing of Martin Dubravka, Tottenham’s attention shifted towards tying down Antonin Kinsky.The Czech international, who missed the World Cup due to surgery, was vital for Roberto De Zerbi’s side during the Premier League run-in, conceding just seven goals in the final seven matches as Spurs secured their top-flight status.StatPremier LeagueEFL CupUEFA Champions LeagueFA CupUEFA Super CupTotalAppearances721––10Goals Conceded723––12Clean Sheets210––3Yellow Cards––––––Second Yellow Cards––––––Red Cards––––––Minutes Played630′180′17′––827′Antonin Kinsky 25-26 statsIt is understood that his performances have prompted Tottenham to draft a contract that reflects his importance to the team as De Zerbi continues wholesale changes.Credit: @thefrederikkejensen / InstagramTottenham close to agreeing new Kinsky contractAccording to Sky Sports reporter Lyall Thomas, Tottenham are now understood to be edging closer to agreeing a new deal with Kinsky.The journalist explains that the contract on offer is a five-year deal, which would see Kinsky remain in north London until 2031.However, a further option to extend until 2032 is also included in the deal as Tottenham look to tie Kinsky down to a long-term contract. Lyall Thomas wrote on X: “Antonin Kinsky is close to agreeing new five-year #Tottenham contract with option to 2032. #Spurs hopeful of conclusion soon.”Kinsky set for pay rise as Vicario linked with exitOf course, the new deal will likely see Kinsky‘s earnings at Tottenham increase from the terms he agreed when he first joined the club during the winter window of 2025.The Czech international signed a six-year deal at the time and was placed on £30,000 per week.However, that could change significantly in his new contract, and it would not be surprising if Kinsky’s wages doubled or even tripled. At the moment, Guglielmo Vicario earns £70,000 per week, and that could provide an indication of how far Spurs are willing to go with Kinsky set to become the club’s first-choice goalkeeper, as Vicario continues to be linked with a move to Italy and Tottenham remain keen to move him on.PlayerPositionCountryAnnual SalaryWeekly SalaryCristian RomeroDefenderArgentina£10,140,00£195,000Xavi SimonsMidfielderNetherlands£10,140,00£195,000James MaddisonMidfielderEngland£8,840,000£170,000Conor GallagherMidfielderEngland£8,320,000£160,000Mohammed KudusMidfielderGhana£7,800,000£150,000Dominic SolankeForwardEngland£7,280,000£140,000Dejan KulusevskiForwardSweden£5,720,000£110,000RicharlisonForwardBrazil£4,680,000£90,000Micky van de VenDefenderNetherlands£4,680,000£90,000Radu DragusinDefenderRomania£4,420,000£85,000Pedro PorroDefenderSpain£4,420,000£85,000Ben DaviesDefenderWales£4,160,000£80,000Rodrigo BentancurMidfielderUruguay£3,900,000£75,000Archie GrayMidfielderEngland£3,900,000£75,000Destiny UdogieDefenderItaly£3,900,000£75,000Guglielmo VicarioGoalkeeperItaly£3,900,000£75,000Pape Matar SarrMidfielderSenegal£3,640,000£70,000Kevin DansoDefenderAustria£3,380,000£65,000Lucas BergvallMidfielderSweden£3,120,000£60,000Mathys TelForwardFrance£2,860,000£55,000Wilson OdobertMidfielderFrance£2,080,000£40,000Djed SpenceDefenderEngland£2,080,000£40,000Antonin KinskyGoalkeeperCzechia£1,560,000£30,000SouzaDefenderBrazil£1,300,000£25,000Brandon AustinGoalkeeperEngland£780,000£15,000Ashley PhillipsDefenderEngland£780,000£15,000Dane ScarlettStrikerEngland£648,000£12,000Mikey MooreMidfielderEngland£260,000£5,000Yang-min HyeokMidfielderSouth Korea£260,000£5,000Jamie DonleyMidfielderEngland£213,200£4,100Will LankshearStrikerEngland£176,800£3,400Current Tottenham first-team players and how much they earn per year and per weekREAD MORE: Tottenham fans will be shocked by latest Emerson Royal updateThe post Tottenham close to agreeing new five-year contract with player currently on £30k per week appeared first on Spurs Web.