Tottenham Sets 10 Million Euro Price for Manor Solomon as Fiorentina Negotiates

Manor Solomon, the Israeli winger currently with Tottenham Hotspur, has been impressing during the club's preseason, notably assisting in a 2-1 victory over Chelsea where he played 67 minutes. Solomon, who spent the latter half of last season on loan at Fiorentina, is reportedly eager to return to the Italian club. Fiorentina continues to seek attacking wingers to strengthen their squad and is interested in securing Solomon permanently.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Fiorentina is attempting to negotiate a lower transfer fee with Tottenham, whose asking price stands at 10 million euros. The Italian club aims to reduce this fee by about half, hoping to finalize a more affordable deal. Fiorentina's management is working persistently to rebuild their attacking flanks, which remain a vulnerable area in their roster.

Violanews analyzed that Solomon's future likely lies away from Tottenham, with the player rejecting a move to West Ham United in the English Championship and preferring to wait for Fiorentina's offer. The club is using time to pressure Tottenham into lowering their demands. Fiorentina had an option to buy Solomon for 10 million euros, but their current strategy is to negotiate a permanent transfer at a significantly reduced price.

Solomon's agent, Ronen Katzav, recently stated in an interview that the goal is a permanent transfer rather than another loan. Meanwhile, Fiorentina has also been linked to English winger Jayden Philogene, valued at around 20 million euros, though the club quickly denied these rumors. Fiorentina's focus remains on securing Solomon to reinforce their attacking options for the upcoming season.