Manor Solomon Trains with Tottenham but Seeks Transfer Amid Uncertain Future
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Manor Solomon is training with Tottenham Hotspur but seeks a transfer as he is not in the club's plans. Fiorentina has shown renewed interest, while Leeds United seems unlikely to re-sign him. Negotiations with Tottenham are necessary following the expiration of his loan contract in July 2026.
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- Manor Solomon trains with Tottenham but wants to leave as he is not in their plans.
- Solomon previously excelled under Tottenham coach Roberto De Zerbi at Shakhtar Donetsk.
- Fiorentina is interested in re-signing Solomon but must negotiate with Tottenham.
- Solomon's loan contract expired on July 1, 2026, ending the 10 million euro purchase option.
- Leeds United has limited options for Solomon and recently changed to a three-center-back system.
- Solomon's future remains uncertain with expected transfer developments soon.
Manor Solomon's future in professional football remains uncertain as the summer of 2026 approaches, with the Israeli midfielder currently training with Tottenham Hotspur but eager to leave the club. Despite regularly practicing with Tottenham after returning from a loan spell at Fiorentina, Solomon has been informed he is not part of the club's plans. Both the club and the player are disappointed, especially since Solomon previously thrived under Tottenham's current coach Roberto De Zerbi at Shakhtar Donetsk, who has publicly expressed his appreciation for the player. Tottenham's options on the left wing are limited, including Richarlison, Wilson Odobert (currently injured), and Matheus Thiel, who has been inconsistent.
A return to the Italian Serie A is a plausible scenario, with Fiorentina reportedly renewing interest in signing Solomon. However, any transfer would require negotiations with Tottenham, especially since the loan contract expired on July 1, 2026, nullifying the previous purchase option set at 10 million euros. Meanwhile, Leeds United, where Solomon helped secure promotion to the Premier League last season, appears to have moved on. Their left-wing options are limited to Noah Okafor, Arjei Ramzani, and Jack Harrison, the latter having played alongside Solomon at Fiorentina. However, Leeds' recent tactical shift to a three-center-back formation may limit Solomon's integration into the squad.
As the transfer window progresses, significant developments are expected regarding Solomon's next destination, with hopes he will secure a new club promptly to continue his career trajectory.
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