Manor Solomon has already made quite the impact since returning to Tottenham Hotspur from his six-month loan in Serie A.
The 27-year-old winger was shipped out on two separate loan deals during the 2025-26 campaign, notching a total of three goals and six assists for Fiorentina and Villarreal.
A lot has been made about his future in North London, especially with Roberto De Zerbi now at the wheel, but all signs point to another exit.
Once Wilson Odobert returns from injury, and if Mikey Moore remains at Tottenham, Mathys Tel is going to have some serious competition on the left flank.
Despite having two of those names available right now, Solomon has still been given the chance to impress during pre-season, doing so against Auckland.
In a 2-0 win for the Premier League side, the winger played a total of 79 minutes, and even won FotMob's Player of the Match award on Sunday, 26 July.
Manor Solomon is rediscovering his Leeds United form
The Israeli international, who recently relived his Leeds United glory days in an interview, was one of the best players on the pitch.
It might be enough to convince De Zerbi that he deserves a place in his squad next season, but it may also catch Daniel Farke's attention once again.
In 79 minutes, he created six chances, the most of anyone on the pitch, had a shot on target, had nine touches in the opposition box, and missed one big chance.
He also completed 80 per cent of his dribbles, made six recoveries, and entered into nine recoveries, proving himself at both ends of the field.
Solomon is exactly the kind of figure that Leeds will be looking for this summer, and the club have certainly not shied away from splashing the cash.
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Solomon has two years left on his contract, but recent seasons have shown just how difficult he finds it to break through in North London.
This has been under several different managers, so that might say more about him than anything else. Farke got the best out of him, though.
Stefan Borson told Football Insider that Spurs would accept a bid in the region of £20million, and that's a deal that would make sense at Elland Road.
Dan James continued to struggle with his fitness, Willy Gnonto is being tipped for an exit again, and Harry Wilson cannot play every game.
Solomon could be the perfect bargain buy this summer, but it's down to Leeds to listen to his come-get-me performance against Aukland.