Manor Solomon has shared on social media that he spent the weekend at a luxury villa in Cyprus amid speculation about the player's future.
After spending last season on loan at Leeds United, the winger will return to his parent club, Tottenham Hotspur, when pre-season starts. Solomon is still under contract at Spurs until the summer of 2028 after signing a five-year deal when joining from Shakhtar Donetsk.
However, the Israel international has played just six times for the North London club. That was mainly due to injuring the meniscus on his right knee mere months into his debut season.
After requiring two surgeries, Solomon returned in time for pre-season but fell out of favour before making to loan move to Leeds. ESPN now claims he is one of multiple Tottenham players who must find a new club.
"I didn't know too much about Manor, but my friend Larry Nance [Jr.], who is also a Leeds fan [and fellow investor], told me about him and said he would be a huge boost for us," McConnell said.
"Wow, how right he was. Manor had an amazing season. His [ Championship -winning] goal [against Plymouth Argyle] was fantastic; it was really fun to watch him throughout the season.
"Of course, I would like to see him stay at Leeds next season after everything he has done for the club. I don't make the decisions, but I really like Solomon as a player."
While awaiting those decisions about his future, Solomon shared a sunset photo on his Instagram story on Wednesday. "Thank you to our friends for the weekend 10/10," he captioned the image, punctuating it with a red heart emoji.
In the post, he tagged the luxury concierge company A Room Service and Villa Gremos. The latter is a holiday home rental in the Cypriot city of Limassol, which they describe as a "one-of-a-kind luxury villa with the most breathtaking view on the island".