Former Fiorentina Director Expects Manor Solomon to Return Amid Transfer Delays
Manor Solomon faces a pivotal moment in his career after returning to Tottenham Hotspur following loan spells at two different clubs. Despite a strong relationship with Spurs coach Roberto De Zerbi and good early-season performances, all signs indicate Solomon will leave North London, with a permanent transfer rather than another loan expected. West Ham United has been linked with the Israeli winger, but Fiorentina remains a key option.
Pino Vitale, former sporting director at Fiorentina, spoke on Bruno Toscana Radio about Solomon's situation, expressing confidence that the player will return to Florence. Vitale explained that Fiorentina plans to wait until the last moment to finalize Solomon's signing to save money, as the club has already spent heavily and may want to sell players first to generate funds. He also affirmed that Fiorentina is expected to make additional signings.
Solomon joined Fiorentina in January and contributed two goals and an assist, playing a significant role in helping the club avoid relegation during a challenging season. Notably, he played full 90-minute matches in the first five games of the current season, a feat he had not achieved since his time at Leeds United. The transfer saga continues as Solomon's future remains uncertain but likely tied to Fiorentina's financial strategy and squad adjustments.
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