25-year-old winger, Manor Solomon, has finally returned this summer from a meniscus issue that kept him out for most of last season, but he may leave the club on loan with various clubs interested.
Since joining from Shakhtar Donetsk on a free transfer, Manor Solomon has only amassed six appearances in Lilywhite with a meniscus issue sidelining the winger for nine months. (TransferMarkt)
Tottenham are believed to be in the market for another winger this summer with Fabrizio Romano reporting that Spurs have a strong interest in Wolves’ Pedro Neto.
A move for the Portuguese wide man would see Solomon drop further down Ange Postecoglou’s pecking order with his Tottenham future unclear after experiencing limited minutes in pre-season.
Clubs from Germany and Spain are interested in signing Manor Solomon on loan this summer, according to Paul O’Keefe.
The interest from European sides could offer Solomon a way out of North London and offer the forward regular game time for the 2024/25 season.
Shay Luggassi also revealed on X that Solomon is not for sale this summer, despite being available on loan, suggesting any loan move would be one without a purchase clause.
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As proven by Bentancur, it can take players a long period of time to return to full sharpness and their form of old, therefore, there must be patience with Solomon, something that he may not get with Spurs after the emergence of Mikey Moore and the possibility of a new winger joining.
Solomon’s loan move must be selected carefully, with a six-month deal perhaps ideal for the winger with that period of time allowing Solomon to regain his fitness and sharpness, whilst also making an impact at his loan club to then allow Tottenham to decide whether to move the winger elsewhere on loan or utilise him at Spurs.
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