Hull City have been credited with interest in a member of Leeds United’s 2024/25 Championship title-winning squad
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Hull City are reportedly interested in signing former Leeds United winger Manor Solomon from Tottenham Hotspur.
The 27-year-old is no stranger to Yorkshire having spent the 2024/25 season on loan at Leeds from Spurs. He played a key role in the club’s Championship title triumph, weighing in with 10 goals and 12 assists.
Solomon had two further loan stints away from Tottenham last term, spending time in Spain and Italy with Villareal and Fiorentina respectively.
He is now expected to depart Tottenham on a permanent basis and West Ham United have been strongly linked with the Israel international.
Hull City linked with Tottenham Hotspur winger
However, The i Paper have claimed Hull are also on the trail of the tricky wideman.
Spurs are said to value Solomon around the £20m mark, although it has been suggested there could be opening bids in the £10-20m region.
Talk of interest from West Ham has been persistent, but Hull would have the advantage of being able to offer Premier League football in a transfer tussle.
Solomon has not been unable to ride the wave of momentum he built at Leeds, but there is still plenty of time for the winger to get his career back on track.
He is unlikely to see much action at Spurs, but he would most likely be one of Hull’s primary attacking outlets if he opted to join the Tigers.
Familiar pattern
Solomon had a daunting task on his hands when he arrived on loan at Leeds. He was signed to plug the gap created by Crysencio Summerville’s move to West Ham, which had been completed after Leeds’ play-off final defeat to Southampton.
If he opts to join West Ham, he would be replacing Summerville for a second time following the Dutchman’s switch to Al-Hilal.