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Manor Solomon’s proposed move to Crystal Palace has hit a roadblock as Tottenham Hotspur and the South London club disagree on a key aspect of the deal.

Most Spurs fans have been regularly refreshing their social media feeds across deadline day, waiting for updates, and it has been an eventful day to say the least.

Randal Kolo Munai is now set to join Tottenham, and reports indicate that Spurs might not be done strengthening their squad just yet.

Additionally, the Lilywhites have also been working on getting some players out of the door, but their efforts to offload Solomon appear to have hit a snag.

Manor Solomon’s move to Crystal Palace is in doubt

The Israeli winger was named on the bench by Thomas Frank during Tottenham’s 1-0 loss to Bournemouth, but the North London club are now working to sell him before the 7 pm deadline.

It appeared that they had succeeded, as reports over recent hours had indicated that Crystal Palace were advancing on negotiations to land Solomon.

However, according to the latest update by The Independent’s Miguel Delaney the negotiations have run into difficulty because of a key disagreement between Spurs and the FA Cup winners.

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Delaney revealed that Tottenham are insisting on adding an obligation to buy to Solomon’s loan deal, while Palace want it to be an option to buy.

Tottenham have managed to offload another winger

While Spurs’ efforts to sell Solomon may have hit a stumbling block, Thomas Frank’s men have successfully managed to offload another of their wingers.

Earlier today, it was suggested that Tottenham may be forced to terminate the year left in Bryan Gil’s contract.

Tottenham Hotspur could still be set for late movement before the transfer deadline, with Crystal Palace showing interest in one forgotten player.

A few hours remain before the summer transfer window in England comes to a close and Tottenham Hotspur could still be active.

It is not only additions that the club are considering, with several departures also on the agenda, and we believe that at least five Tottenham players could be moved on before the transfer window shuts.

One of those is Manor Solomon, who has struggled to make any real impression in a Tottenham shirt, even though he was named on the bench in the recent clash against Bournemouth.

Tottenham are said to want around £20m to sell Solomon this summer after he thrived on loan at Leeds United last season.

Crystal Palace open talks with Tottenham over Manor Solomon

The Standard report that Crystal Palace have opened talks with Tottenham Hotspur over a potential deadline day deal for Manor Solomon.

It is said that Solomon wants regular first-team football, and Thomas Frank may be willing to sanction an exit if Randal Kolo Muani arrives on loan from PSG.

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Interestingly, it was revealed on the morning of deadline day that Frank wants to keep Solomon at Tottenham, and the player is also happy to stay in North London.

Sky Sports reporter, Luca Bendoni, also reported this week that Tottenham are prepared to let Solomon leave the club on loan before the deadline, with the player himself now weighing up possible destinations.

It is understood that Solomon is open to an exit but would prefer to remain in England, ideally continuing in the Premier League.

Leeds United remain interested in Solomon

Leeds United are one of the sides that have been consistently linked with Solomon, and Danie Farke’s side are believed to still retain an interest in the player.

The Israeli international previously enjoyed a strong spell at Leeds last season, where he produced 10 goals and 12 assists across a single campaign in the Championship.

While reports are indicating that Tottenham have agreed a straight loan deal for Randal Kolo Muani, it has now emerged that Spurs are now working to tweak the terms of the deal.

The Lilywhites have thrown up a big surprise on deadline day, with reports indicating that Spurs have agreed to sign Randal Kolo Muani on loan without an option or obligation to buy.

This has also been confirmed by Fabrizio Romano, who has given his ‘here we go’ seal of approval for the transfer.

However, according to a new update, Tottenham Hotspur are still working to tweak the terms of their deal for the Frenchman after reaching an agreement with PSG on a loan move.

Tottenham are trying to add an option to buy Randal Kolo Muani

This update comes from The Independent’s Miguel Delaney, who confirms that an agreement in principle has been reached on a loan move to North London for Kolo Muani.

However, he reveals that Tottenham are still in talks with PSG over adding an option to buy the 26-year-old next summer.

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If Spurs succeed in their efforts to add a purchase option, it would be a brilliant piece of business as the transfer would come with little risk but a huge potential upside.

Spurs’ interesting approach to Kolo Muani deal is due to caution

Usually, clubs tend to discuss the whole structure of the deal at once, but Tottenham are taking a different approach to this transfer.

According to reports, Spurs agreed to pay a €5m loan fee for Kolo Muani to finalise an agreement with PSG. Now that they know they have the player, they are proceeding to discuss adding a purchase option.

While this might end up making the overall package more expensive for Tottenham, it has clearly been done to prevent a last-minute hijack by Juventus or some other club.

Fabrizio Romano has revealed that Tottenham Hotspur target Manuel Akanji has now responded to Inter Milan’s contract offer.

Even though there are only a matter of hours left until the transfer window closes, reports indicate that Spurs are still exploring a move for an attacker and a centre-back before the deadline. That attacker now looks to be Randal Kolo Muani from PSG.

A few days ago, it emerged that Tottenham had made an approach for Manuel Akanji, with the City star said to be one of three options on the Lilywhites’ radar.

Some sources claimed that Akanji agreed terms with AC Milan, but this was rubbished by Sky Italia, who subsequently revealed that Tottenham were ready to challenge Milan for the Man City defender.

Manuel Akanji will join Inter Milan, not Tottenham Hotspur

Now, Fabrizio Romano has taken to social media to hand Spurs a big blow by revealing that Manuel Akanji will be swapping Man City for Inter Milan this summer.

The journalist has given the transfer his ‘here we go’ seal of approval, with Inter paying a €2m loan fee and inserting a €15m buy option into the deal.

Akanji himself has agreed to the transfer and will now undergo a deadline-day medical.

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Thomas Frank plays down Spurs’ need for a centre-back

Despite the reports linking various centre-backs with a move to N17, the Tottenham head coach does not view the position as a priority.

Frank said that he is happy with the options he has in central defence, even though Radu Dragusin currently remains sidelined with an injury.

Bryan Gil is expected to be on his way out of Tottenham Hotspur and the winger has made up his mind on who he wants to join, but Spurs may not be getting a transfer fee for the winger.

While rumours continue to swirl regarding potential signings that Tottenham can make on deadline day, the next few hours are also important for Spurs in moving some players out of the door.

Over recent weeks, we know that Spurs have been working hard to find Bryan Gil a new club, but their efforts have not yielded the necessary results.

Fabio Paratici’s attempts to sell Gil to Bologna have failed, and it has now emerged that the Spain international is set to return to familiar surroundings.

Girona stepping up efforts to land Bryan Gil on a free transfer

The 24-year-old impressed on loan for Girona last term, before his season was cut short by injury. The Spanish club subsequently chose against activating their €15m (£12.5m) option to buy Gil.

According to journalist Nil Sola, the La Liga side are now set to land the former Sevilla man on a free transfer on deadline day.

He says that Girona are moving forward on a deal for Gil and are intent on finalising the signing of the winger on a free transfer.

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Sola asserts that Tottenham Hotspur are expected to terminate the year left in the player’s contract, alleging that the attacker only wants to return to Estadi Montilivi.

Not getting a transfer fee for Gil is a blow for Tottenham

Earlier this summer, it was reported that Tottenham want just under £10m to sell Gil, and that is more than a fair price for a player who has impressed in his loan spells and played for Spain just last season.

However, the winger’s injury complicated Spurs’ efforts to find a buyer this summer, and despite their best efforts, it now appears that he will leave on a free transfer.

Manor Solomon has been linked with a move away from Tottenham Hotspur, and a new update has emerged which reveals how he feels about leaving the club.

The only good thing about Manor Solomon joining Tottenham Hotspur is that he was signed on a free transfer. The Israeli winger was supposed to be an exciting addition to the Tottenham first-team squad under Ange Postecoglou, but he picked up an injury at the beginning of October 2023 which had him sidelined for the season.

Solomon enjoyed a decent loan spell at Leeds United last season, as he was part of their Championship-winning side. He made 39 league appearances and collected 10 goals and 12 assists.

However, Solomon is linked with three different clubs, as Leeds, Sheffield United and Leicester City all pursue a move for the player who has not made a Spurs appearance since July last year in a pre-season friendly.

Manor Solomon wants to stay at Tottenham

Alasdair Gold has delivered an update on how Solomon feels about departing Tottenham and his desires could be contrary to many Spurs supporters.

According to Gold, Solomon is understood to want to remain at Tottenham beyond the current transfer window. However, Spurs are willing to listen to offers today before all parties make a final decision.

Solomon is under contract at Tottenham until 2028, so even if a bid is accepted to seal his exit, the player is within his power to reject a move.

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Spurs have not replaced Heung-min Son

Tottenham have not signed another left winger since selling Heung-min Son to LAFC, resulting in Brennan Johnson continuing to fill in on his less preferred side of the pitch.

With Richarlison starting up front, Mathys Tel and Wilson Odobert are the only natural left-wing options Thomas Frank has at his disposal. Therefore, Solomon might fancy his chances of making something out of his Tottenham career.

The Athletic’s David Ornstein has now revealed that Tottenham Hotspur have agreed a deal with Paris Saint-Germain for Randal Kolo Muani.

Transfer deadline day always tends to throw up some big twists, and it has not failed this time either. It only emerged hours ago that Tottenham had made contact to explore a move for Kolo Muani.

Spurs fans were initially taking the news with a pinch of salt, but it became serious when it was reported an hour ago that Tottenham were close to agreeing personal terms with Kolo Muani.

The deal has since progressed very fast, and it appears that the France international is now on his way to the North London club.

David Ornstien says Tottenham have agreed a straight loan deal for Randal Kolo Muani

Ornstein has now reported that Spurs have struck a full agreement with PSG over a deal for the striker.

However, according to The Athletic journalist, it will be a straight loan move, with Tottenham neither having an option nor an obligation to buy Kolo Muani next summer.

He added that the 26-year-old has also agreed personal terms with Spurs and is currently on his way to London to complete a medical.

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Fabrizio Romano reinforces Kolo Muani to Spurs news

Fabrizio Romano initially contradicted one aspect of Ornstein’s report on Tottenham’s deal for the French striker, stating that Spurs do actually have an option to buy. However, the journalist has since corrected his claim.

The Italian journalist confirms that Kolo Muani is on his way to Spurs and gives his ‘here we go’ seal of approval to the move.

Tottenham will pay PSG a loan fee of €5m to sign Kolo Muani for the next 12 months.

Yves Bissouma has been linked with a move away from Tottenham Hotspur and a new report has revealed if he will still be in North London by the end of the day.

Yves Bissouma has never really hit the heights he was expected to reach at Tottenham Hotspur. However, there was some belief he could remain at the club after some impressive displays at the back end of last season, including the Europa League final.

Things took a turn for the worse, as Thomas Frank dropped Bissouma for the UEFA Super Cup as disciplinary action, after several late returns to training. Since then, the midfielder has been heavily linked with a move to Turkey and some reports claimed Bissouma would swap Spurs for Galatasaray

An agreement had been made between the two clubs, but Galatasaray called off the deal to sign Bissouma. Now, with only hours left in the summer transfer, Bissouma is still a Tottenham player.

Yves Bissouma will remain at Tottenham

According to The Sun, Bissouma’s immediate future has been all but confirmed and it is not good news for Tottenham supporters. The 29-year-old is likely to stay at Spurs and will not move elsewhere before the transfer window closes tonight.

Bissouma has not made an appearance for Tottenham this season, but this is due to a muscle injury, rather than further disciplinary action.

If Bissouma does stay at Spurs, he will be allowed to sign a pre-contract agreement with another club in January as his contract expires next summer. This means Tottenham will not receive a transfer fee when he departs. The only way to change this would be to offer Bissouma a new contract, which seems unlikely.

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Which other wantaways could remain at Tottenham?

Bissouma is not the only Spurs player to have been linked with an exit, yet remains at the club.

Manor Solomon was expected to be shown the door, but he is yet to leave and was even named in the matchday squad last Saturday to face Bournemouth. There is a three-horse race to sign Solomon, but Thomas Frank is said to want to give him a chance at Spurs.

Bryan Gil is another who should already have been offloaded. The Telegraph have reported that Spurs could work to find a move for Gil, another player whose contract expires next summer.

Today is the last day that Tottenham have a chance to bring in a transfer fee, otherwise, he will eventually become another free agent.

Tottenham Hotspur have not given up on their pursuit of Manchester City star Savinho just yet, even though there are only hours left until the transfer window closes.

While reports continue to indicate that Savinho remains keen on a move to Tottenham, the Brazilian is not too happy that Man City have blocked the move.

However, over the last few hours, several sources, including talkSPORT, have suggested that Spurs are about to abandon their pursuit of Savinho.

It has been alleged that the Lilywhites believe that Man City will not change their stance on the 22-year-old at this stage of the transfer window.

However, a new report has suggested that Tottenham Hotspur are not prepared to walk away from the deal just yet.

Savinho to Tottenham remains a possibility on deadline day

According to TBR Football, Tottenham remain determined to add an attacker to their squad before the transfer window slams shut, and Savinho remains top of Thomas Frank’s wishlist.

The outlet says that Spurs are refusing to give up on their pursuit of the former Girona man, with sources believing that this deal is one to watch in the final hours of the transfer window.

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The publication adds that the Brazil international remains keen on a move to N17, and his desire could pave the way for a late move to Tottenham.

TBR also spoke to Graeme Bailey, who said about the transfer: “Spurs love Savinho and are not letting this go, am told to keep an eye on this – it is not dead in the water yet.”

Tottenham are also working on alternative options for Savinho

TBR Football make it clear that Spurs are not simply waiting on the Man City star and are working on several alternative options in the meantime.

This ties in with what we are hearing over the last few hours, with a number of reports suggesting that Ademola Lookman is a late target for Tottenham.

Thomas Frank has made a judgement on the future of Manor Solomon based on his first couple of weeks in Tottenham training.

Manor Solomon is one of a few Tottenham Hotspur players who have attracted interest in the past few days, with Leeds United from the Championship reportedly monitoring Solomon’s situation.

The Israeli international played a major role for Daniel Farke’s side last season, helping them secure the Championship title with a dramatic late goal against Plymouth Argyle, while also contributing ten goals and twelve assists in that title-winning season.

Rumours had it that Leeds were considering a late move for Solomon before the summer window closed, as they continue to look for ways to strengthen their attack ahead of the new campaign.

Manor Solomon is now set to remain at Tottenham

A fresh report from Kat Lucas on X now claims that Manor Solomon is set to remain at Tottenham this summer window.

It is understood that Leeds had considered a renewed move for the 25-year-old after Facundo Buonanotte’s deal collapsed, but Thomas Frank is said to have seen enough to give the Israeli winger another opportunity at Tottenham.

The winger is expected to remain at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with the situation only likely to change if something unexpected occurs late in the day.

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Lucas revealed on X: “Understand Manor Solomon is now set to stay put at Tottenham. Leeds had considered a renewed move after Buonanotte deal collapsed but Thomas Frank has seen enough to give the winger another opportunity, unless something changes late in the day.”

Spurs winger Solomon is still waiting for a breakthrough

Solomon missed the majority of Tottenham’s pre-season through injury and has only just returned to full fitness.

The 25-year-old is yet to play a competitive game for Tottenham this year, with his last appearance for the Lilywhites coming back in September 2023 when he came on as a substitute against Liverpool.