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The Ivorian endured a difficult six-month spell at Rangers but the quality and work ethic he's known for now still shone through at Ibrox

Tottenham Hotspur have confirmed the signing of goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky from Slavia Prague. The Athletic reported on Saturday that Tottenham were close to completing the deal, with Kinsky costing more than £10million ($12.4m) including bonuses and add-ons. The 21-year-old has signed a deal until 2031 with his new side, pending international clearance and a work permit. He will wear the No 31 shirt. Kinsky is not viewed as a backup to first-choice Guglielmo Vicario, rather the Czech is expected to challenge for the No 1 spot. Vicario has been out with a right ankle injury since late November...

Tottenham Hotspur are close to signing Czech goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky to a long-term deal. The 21-year-old plays for Czech First League leaders Slavia Prague, where he has kept 12 clean sheets in their 19 league matches. Sources close to Tottenham have indicated that the Premier League side will pay a fee of more than £10million ($12.4m) including bonuses and add-ons for Kinsky. The move is expected to be completed later today (Saturday) with Kinsky signing a contract with Spurs until 2030. Kinsky is expected to challenge for the No 1 spot while at Tottenham and is not viewed as a backup.

Enzo Maresca has said Chelsea plan for Aaron Anselmino to train with the first-team squad before making a decision on his immediate future. The teenage defender has been recalled to the west London from his loan spell at Boca Juniors, from whom Chelsea signed him in August before loaning him immediately back to the Argentine club. The 19-year-old has made just 23 first-team appearances for Boca and is not involved with Argentina at international level, with his return to Stamford Bridge coinciding with Maresca confirming that centre-back Wesley Fofana faces a long-term absence with a hamstring...

Willian has left Olympiacos only six months into a one-year deal. The former Chelsea and Arsenal winger signed a contract with the Greek side in September, having been a free agent after leaving Fulham in May. “Olympiacos FC wishes all the best to Willian in the next steps of his massive career. He will always have a family in Piraeus,” an Olympiacos statement read. Willian added on social media: “Thank you Olympiacos. All the best for the upcoming challenges.” Willian was on close to £100,000 a week at Olympiacos, who share owner Evangelos Marinakis with Premier League side...

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