Tottenham Nearing Agreement with Dubravka

Tottenham Hotspur continues its moves in the transfer market, as it has entered advanced negotiations to sign goalkeeper Martin Dubravka on a free transfer, according to "Football London," as part of the club's plan to rebuild the team under the leadership of coach Roberto De Zerbi.

Dubravka is 37 years old, and his current contract with Burnley ends in a few days on June 30, making him available for a free transfer in the summer market, after a season in which he participated in 35 matches despite his team's relegation from the English Premier League.

The Slovakian goalkeeper is considered one of the top options for Tottenham to strengthen their goalkeeping position, thanks to his extensive experience in the Premier League. He previously played for several years with Newcastle United, participating in over 130 matches in the English league, and also had a short stint with Manchester United.

According to the same source, Tottenham is seeking to sign Dubravka to add experience to the goalkeeper position, given the potential departure of Italian goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario, with Inter Milan's continued interest in acquiring him.

Dubravka's role is expected to be supportive if the deal is completed, with the young goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky continuing as the first-choice option in the team's starting lineup for the upcoming season.