Fiorentina Considers Permanent Transfer for Israeli Midfielder Manor Solomon
Israeli midfielder Manor Solomon, currently on loan at Fiorentina from Tottenham Hotspur, remains outside Tottenham's plans and has yet to secure a permanent new club. Italian media continue to link Solomon with a return to Fiorentina, where he spent the latter half of last season. Although the loan contract's purchase option of 10 million euros has expired, Tottenham may still accept that amount to finalize a permanent transfer.
A key factor facilitating Solomon's potential move back to Fiorentina is his Portuguese citizenship. Under Italian league registration rules, clubs can only register two new non-European players per season, and Solomon's European citizenship exempts him from this quota, making him a more attractive signing for the Italian club.
Fiorentina is also exploring other options for strengthening their wing position, including Alejandro Garnacho, who is expected to leave Chelsea this summer, and Johan Bakayoko from RB Leipzig. The club appears keen to bolster its squad ahead of the new season while navigating league regulations and transfer market opportunities.
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