Tottenham are reportedly interested in signing Hull City's Konstantinos Tzolakis.
The Tigers only signed the Greece goalkeeper in the summer, but his performances so far for the newly promoted side have caught the attention of bigger clubs.
Spurs lost Guglielmo Vicario over the summer and opted to promote Kinsky to number one, despite mixed performances as Vicario's back-up last term.
Things haven't been much better this season, with Spurs conceding eight goals in five Premier League games so far, and Kinsky recording a save percentage of 60% -- better than just three goalkeepers in the entire top flight -- while Tzolakis boasts a save percentage of 80%, bettered by only Caoimhin Kelleher, Jordan Pickford and James Trafford.
Graeme Bailey reported on Wednesday that Tottenham are already looking to upgrade the position after mammoth spending in the summer transfer window, with other targets on the horizon.
Tzolakis was signed for £23m in the summer and should he continue on his current trajectory, could well allow Hull to double their money on the stopper.
It is reported that Spurs are also keeping an eye on Brighton's Bart Verbruggen, while the likes of Liverpool, Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid have Tzolakis on their radar.
