Leeds United are reportedly interested in making a move for Tottenham Hotspur outcast Manor Solomon, transfer expert Fabrizio Romano exclusively told GIVEMESPORT, and what could boost Daniel Farke and his entourage’s chances of striking a deal with the 37-cap Israel international is that he wants to remain in England.
After impressing during his stint with Ukrainian outfit Shakhtar Donetsk, interjected by a 24-outing spell with Fulham, the now-25-year-old piqued the interest of his current employers but has failed to pull up trees in north London. In fact, he has two assists in just six games for the Premier League club.
Amid a lack of game time for the left-winger, which will only be hampered by Son Heung-min’s return to his natural position, the 1999-born star is looking to cut his stay at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium short by four years.
As a result, Championship outfit Leeds, led by Farke, have been linked with Kfar Saba-born Solomon over the summer months, per Israeli publication Sport5, as they hope to strengthen their front line with promotion back to the top flight in mind.
The aforementioned report, however, has suggested that Solomon – who is on the periphery of Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham side – is also admired by fellow Premier League outfits, while he has received offers from those in Spain and Germany.
Elsewhere, Premier League trio Wolverhampton Wanderers, Brighton & Hove Albion and Leicester City have also been credited with an interest this summer, per TBR Football, with all clubs opting for a deal on a temporary basis.
