Manor Solomon Impresses in Tottenham Preseason Debut Amid Uncertainty Over Future
Manor Solomon started for Tottenham Hotspur in their first preseason match ahead of the 2026/27 season on Wednesday, playing 45 minutes in a 1-0 victory over MK Dons. Despite widespread expectations that Solomon will leave the club, the Israeli winger showed promising form and came close to scoring, only to be denied by MK Dons goalkeeper Craig MacGillivray. The match's sole goal was scored early by new signing Matheus Fernandes, who joined from West Ham for around £85 million, volleying in after just three minutes. Sandro Tonali also made his debut for Tottenham in the game.
Tottenham's coach Roberto De Zerbi replaced the entire starting lineup at halftime, with Solomon coming off to rest. The team will now travel to Auckland, New Zealand, to continue their training camp and face Auckland in their next preseason fixture. Tottenham's official website highlighted Solomon's good performance after returning from a loan spell, noting that his strong showing could influence De Zerbi's decision on whether to keep him. However, the club fielded a lineup missing many key players for this match, leaving Solomon's future at Tottenham still uncertain.
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