Tottenham weigh late-season bid for Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sanchez

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly evaluating a late-window move for Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sanchez as part of a broader squad audit ahead of the transfer deadline. The club has already promoted Antonin Kinsky to first-choice keeper and signed veteran Martin Dubravka for depth, yet officials are questioning if additional cover is required. Sanchez became available after Chelsea secured Emiliano Martinez from Aston Villa, and intermediaries are actively seeking a new club for him.

His prior connection with Spurs manager Roberto De Zerbi from their Brighton days could make him an attractive option, despite criticism that he has been one of the Premier League’s most error-prone keepers in recent seasons. The potential signing coincides with other roster moves, including a possible loan for Mikey Moore, a near-transfer of Pape Matar Sarr to Juventus, and Kevin Danso being allowed to leave, which could free up wages for new arrivals.