Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Martin Dubravka has been capped 60 times by Slovakia
ByAlastair TelferBBC Sport journalist- Published34 minutes ago
Tottenham have agreed a deal to sign goalkeeper Martin Dubravka on a free transfer when his contract with Burnley expires on 1 July.
The 37-year-old, who had previous spells at Newcastle United and Manchester Untied, played 35 times for the Clarets in the Premier League last season.
The Slovakian is Roberto de Zerbi's fourth summer signing after defenders Marcos Senesi and Andy Robertson joined on free transfers, with the Netherlands defender Jan Paul van Hecke arriving from Brighton for £52m.
Last week, Newcastle rejected an offer worth about £80m from Spurs for midfielder Sandro Tonali.
There are also doubts over the future of Italy keeper Guglielmo Vicario and uncertainty over whether he will stay at Spurs after attracting interest from Serie A clubs.
"It's an exciting time for me, a new journey and new experience for me and my family. I'm looking forward to it," Dubravka said.
"Everything moved pretty quickly and I'm really happy to be here. I've loved watching Roberto's teams over the years and know all about his style, vision and the fantastic fans here."
Tottenham continue to strengthen their defence after back-to-back 17th-placed finishes in the Premier League.
Dubravka is a reliable shot-stopper after playing 197 times in the Premier League, registering 51 clean sheets.
Vicario and Antonin Kinsky both spent time as Spurs' number one goalkeeper last season.
Kinsky, 23, finished the season as number one and produced a stunning save against Leeds United that proved vital in keeping De Zerbi's side in the Premier League.
His form was a swift turnaround from March, when he was replaced in the 17th minute of their Champions League last-16 tie at Atletico Madrid after conceding three goals.
"I am very happy because Martin is a goalkeeper with big experience and a strong mentality," De Zerbi added.
"He has very important qualities for me and will bring balance, leadership and competitiveness to our dressing room."
