Manor Solomon is set to be given his chance to impress at Tottenham in pre-season, following his successful loan spell at Leeds United.
That’s according to journalist Sacha Tavolieri, who reports that new Tottenham manager Thomas Frank likes what he has seen of the 25-year-old.
Solomon spent last season on loan with Leeds and was a key player as they won the Championship title and secured a return to the Premier League. He managed ten goals and 13 assists in 41 games in all competitions.
Leeds had been eyeing up a permanent deal for him but are not his only suitors, with Marseille also making moves to try and secure his signature. Indeed, a report in the middle of May made it clear that they had been scouting him extensively during his time at Leeds.
It seems both sides will be held off this summer, though, as Tavolieri reports that Solomon will be a part of Tottenham’s pre-season plans.
He states that Thomas Frank is aware of the forward and wants to judge him personally in training before making any decision on his future. That means the plan is for him to stay and play for Tottenham next season.
That could always change, of course, but until then the likes of Leeds and Marseille may need to wait for their transfer chance.