Manor Solomon has been tentatively linked with a return to Leeds United this summer as a result of wanting away from Tottenham Hotspur due to his limited game time
Former Leeds United winger Manor Solomon could be available again - after his proposed move broke down.
The 27-year-old enjoyed a successful loan spell at Elland Road in 2024/25, helping the Lilywhites return to the Premier League with a Championship-winning campaign with 10 goals in 39 appearances.
Having returned to North London with hopes of representing Tottenham Hotspur, Solomon was instead sent out on loan once again last term, initially joining Villarreal until January, when he was recalled and subsequently offloaded to Fiorentina until season's end.
And if his agent's words are anything to go by, then the Israeli winger wants his next move to be permanent, if his future does not lie with Roberto De Zerbi's first-team.
Last month, Ronen Katsav said: "We have over a month left in the transfer window. What I will say is that the goal will be a permanent transfer, not a loan."
Meanwhile, Gilad Katsav, who is also a part of the player's representation, recently explained: "There’s a lot of talk, but if anything happens, you’ll know and we’ll keep you updated."
While Fiorentina are pushing for a permanent move for Solomon off the back of his fruitful half-season spell, it is suggested that their valuation doesn't quite meet the figure that Spurs are after to let their talent leave.
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West Ham United are also thought to be eager to sign the forward as they look to bounce straight back to the Premier League following relegation to the Championship in May.
However, any deal between the Hammers and Spurs now looks to have been shelved as a result of financial reasons, in a shock twist to the deal.
The Athletic report that West Ham are looking to pay less than £5million for Solomon, but are not agreeing to bonuses Spurs are keen on cementing in the event that they secure promotion back to the English top flight next year.
That may even open the door to the possibility of Leeds reuniting there interest in him - although that is nothing more than conjecture at present.
However, it largely depends on whether the club has a place for him in 2026. With Noah Okafor impressing on the left and Wilfried Gnonto also at Daniel Farke's disposal, Solomon wouldn't have his preferred position up for grabs.