Explosive January Twist! West Ham Set to Snatch Tottenham Star After ‘Terms Agreed’ – Three More Shock Deals in the Works”

West Ham United are on the verge of securing Tottenham goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky on a loan deal, with TEAMtalk understanding that the 21‑year‑old Czech has now agreed personal terms ahead of a potential move to the London Stadium.

The Hammers are also reportedly looking to complete at least three other signings before the January transfer window closes.

Kinsky has been actively pushing for the switch in recent days, eager to gain regular first-team opportunities after becoming frustrated by his limited chances at Spurs.

Sources close to the player have confirmed that his camp has now finalised terms with West Ham, and Tottenham are expected to green-light the move once they have secured adequate cover for their squad.

Interestingly, Spurs have held preliminary discussions regarding West Ham goalkeeper Mads Hermansen as a possible replacement.

Hermansen, who joined the Hammers last summer, has not featured in a Premier League match since September.

That limited playing time could make him a viable option for Tottenham, ensuring they have a dependable second-choice keeper before allowing Kinsky to leave.

The Hermansen route remains a realistic possibility in the background.

The Kinsky loan is understood not to include an option to make the move permanent, though that is something that could be negotiated if both clubs and the player see it as beneficial.

Tottenham are keen to have a reliable No.2 in place before sanctioning the departure of their young Czech stopper.

Meanwhile, during the discussions between the two London clubs, Tottenham also explored the possibility of signing Dutch winger Crysencio Summerville, testing the waters for a potential transfer.

However, West Ham moved swiftly to shut down any suggestion that Summerville would be available, making it clear that he was not part of ongoing negotiations.

West Ham are also pressing ahead with other transfer targets.

Following the return of Igor Julio to Brighton, the club has intensified its pursuit of Chelsea defender Axel Disasi, with talks reportedly progressing.

Disasi has been a long-term target for the Hammers, and while he has been deliberate in assessing his options elsewhere, West Ham remain hopeful of finalising a deal before the window closes.

Additionally, Burnley have opened discussions with West Ham over a potential move for James Ward-Prowse.

The 31-year-old midfielder has not featured under Nuno Espirito Santo this season, and the manager is reportedly willing to let him depart.

Talks for a transfer to Turf Moor are understood to be ongoing, with both clubs actively negotiating the terms.

If all deals are completed, West Ham could emerge from the final days of the January window with a significantly strengthened squad, having secured Kinsky’s services in goal while potentially adding reinforcements in defence and midfield.