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Tottenham Hotspur are looking to offload Manor Solomon, but it remains to be seen whether Leeds United can get a deal over the line amid Premier League competition.

Manor Solomon never got going at Tottenham Hotspur, despite some high expectations. He joined off the back of a successful loan spell at Fulham, but has been given very few chances to impress under Ange Postecoglou.

This season has been a more positive experience for Solomon, who has been playing his football in the Championship. He made 41 appearances in all competitions, helping Leeds United secure the league title and promotion back to the Premier League.

Solomon is unlikely to be playing his football at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium next season, however, he may be on the move again, as a permanent move to Leeds United is now under threat.

Manor Solomon could leave Tottenham for Everton

It is no secret that Solomon has no future at Tottenham, but his next destination is less certain. A move to Leeds United would make sense after a successful season for the club, but there is reason to believe Everton could beat them to his signature.

CEO Angus Kinnear recently swapped Leeds for Everton and according to The Athletic, the businessman was key in bringing Solomon to Leeds due to his relationship with Daniel Levy.

Both Leeds and Everton are reportedly interested in the same players and Kinnear will have an idea of his old team’s transfer strategy. His new involvement at Everton could potentially put them in the lead for securing Solomon from Spurs.

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Solomon never got going at Spurs and is unlikely to get the chance

Solomon may feel hard done by after being shipped off on loan by Tottenham. He only made six appearances for the North London outfit, and only half of those matches were starts.

A knee injury ended his season prematurely, and since then, he has not played for Spurs. The question now is not about whether Solomon will stay at Tottenham, but about where he will end up next.

Tottenham Hotspur are interested in a £40 million-rated winger who may be sold as his current club attempt to trim the number of attackers in their squad.

Tottenham have work to do in the summer transfer market after a poor Premier League campaign, which resulted in the club’s lowest-ever finish. Ange Postecoglou was often forced to field second-string teams, due to injuries in the Tottenham first-team squad.

Spurs had the joint seventh-best attack in the league, scoring 64 goals. However, their frontline looked less threatening as the season went on and one particular weak spot in the team was the left wing position.

Heung-min Son managed a decent number of goal contributions, but his performances were not up to his usual standard, while Timo Werner had a disastrous season. Also, Richarlison spent much of the season injured and Mathys Tel had a slow start to life at Tottenham after joining on loan from Bayern Munich.

Tottenham are interested in PSG star Bradley Barcola

Tottenham have identified a possible new left-wing option in the form of Bradley Barcola. The 22-year-old has played an important role for PSG this season, making 57 appearances in all competitions.

According to El Nacional, Spurs are interested in Barcola, but would need to spend more than £40 million to secure the French talent. The positive is that PSG may be willing to sell the player in order to trim their bloated attack.

However, Tottenham are not the only club looking at the possibility of signing Barcola. Newcastle United and Arsenal are also reported to be interested in securing his services.

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Barcola’s statistics show what he could bring to Spurs

Barcola has made use of the minutes he has been given this season, bagging 21 goals and 18 assists in 57 appearances in all competitions. Six of these goal contributions have come in the Champions League.

Spurs are in a more favourable position to sign top players, having won the Europa League, but Newcastle and Arsenal will also be playing in Europe’s best competition next season.

Barcola would be a great addition at Spurs, but beating other clubs to signing him will require plenty of money and some strong negotiating skills.

Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing Crystal Palace midfielder Eberechi Eze, but time may be running out to get a deal over the line.

Tottenham want to sign Eberechi Eze and it is easy to see why. The England international is able to play as an attacking midfielder and as a left winger, two positions Spurs will be looking to strengthen this summer.

He recently scored the only goal of the FA Cup final, allowing Crystal Palace to lift their first-ever major trophy. His goalscoring in the Premier League was not so impressive, as he scored fewer goals than in the previous two seasons. However, he registered eight league assists, which is his highest ever tally.

A recent report revealed Crystal Palace’s recent success is unlikely to impact Eze’s decision on his future, but Tottenham do not want to pay Eberechi Eze’s £68m release clause.

Tottenham still want to sign Eberechi Eze

According to TEAMtalk, Tottenham Hotspur could now be willing to pay Eze’s release clause and are also considering a player-plus-cash deal, which would see one of their players join Crystal Palace.

Other Premier League clubs, including Arsenal and Newcastle United, are looking at Eze, as are Bayern Munich. Therefore, Crystal Palace are looking to tie him down to a new contract, with his current one expiring in 2027.

Spurs are in a race against time, as Eze’s release clause only lasts until mid-August. Also, while Eze is keen on taking his game to the next level, he does not want to force a move away from Crystal Palace.

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Tottenham need a new attacking-minded player

Like Dejan Kulusevski, Eze has the ability to operate as a midfielder or on the wing, making him a useful player to possess.

With injuries hitting the Tottenham first-team squad, Ange Postecoglou was without his attacking-minded midfielders in the Europa League final, so strengthening in this position may be viewed as a priority.

As well as this, Spurs could use a new left winger. Timo Werner has returned to RB Leipzig and Mathys Tel has not yet made his Tottenham move permanent. Whether on the wing or in midfield, Eze would have an important role to play if he moved north of the River Thames.

However, with Eberechi Eze’s release clause expiring soon, Tottenham need to act quickly to place a bid that Crystal Palace would be willing to accept.

Tottenham are already on the back foot this summer, with four transfer targets slipping through their fingers just as the window officially opens.

The summer transfer window is expected to open earlier than usual ahead of next season, which means teams can complete their transfers early.

Looking on from the outside, Tottenham look far from ready for this window, as Spurs are yet to decide on the future of the man in the Spurs dugout, with a decision expected in the coming weeks.

Yet, Spurs continue to be linked with several players ahead of the summer window, but reports suggest that they have already got off to a bad start, with four of their targets reportedly heading elsewhere.

Here are the four blows handed to Spurs as the summer transfer window opens.

Chelsea beat Tottenham to Liam Delap

Tottenham Hotspur have been linked with a move for Ipswich Town forward Liam Delap long before now, with reports suggesting that the forward was firmly on Spurs’ radar.

In fact, with Richarlison said to be considering his future at Tottenham, the expectation was that Spurs would at least put in a bid to try to sign Delap, who impressed last season, scoring 12 goals for the Tractor Boys.

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However, that was not the case, as Fabrizio Romano has now given his “here we go” seal of approval to Delap’s move to Chelsea, after the Blues paid his £30 million release clause.

Johnny Cardoso rejects Spurs for Atletico Madrid

Giving credit where it is due, it was a brilliant piece of business by Tottenham when they managed to secure a buy option clause for Johnny Cardoso in the deal that saw Giovanni Lo Celso move to Real Betis two summers ago.

£21 million for a player who has impressed this season, leading Betis to a top-six finish, while also putting up a good show in the first half against Chelsea in the Conference League, Tottenham fans have already started to dream.

However, it has since been revealed that Cardoso is not keen on a move to Tottenham, with Atletico Madrid said to be pushing for a deal as they look to strengthen their midfield.

As it stands, it is reported that Tottenham will not exercise their option-to-buy clause for the USA international, who is reported to have already made it clear that his priority is to join Atletico.

Rayan Cherki opts for Manchester City move over Tottenham

The blows keep coming for Tottenham before the opening of the summer window, as new reports now suggest that Rayan Cherki, who impressed last season, now wants Manchester City.

Tottenham have been linked with Cherki, who grabbed eight goals and 11 assists in Ligue 1 for months, and Spurs were even labelled as favourites to land Cherki by some outlets.

However, it has now been reported that Rayan Cherki has given the green light to a move to the Etihad, with a bargain deal of £33.7 million set to be wrapped up before the Club World Cup campaign begins.

Leroy Sane in talks with Bayern Munich despite Tottenham interest

Earlier this week, it was revealed that Tottenham have been offered the chance to sign Leroy Sane from Bayern Munich, with the winger set to become a free agent this June if he does not agree a deal with Bayern Munich.

It was reported that negotiations between Sane and Bayern had hit a roadblock, as both sides were failing to reach an agreement.

Daniel Levy was said to be open to a move for Sane, as he reportedly has a good relationship with the player’s agent. Spurs were even tagged as Leroy Sane’s preferred destination, as it was revealed that he was open to a move to the Premier League, north London in particular.

Tottenham Hotspur could be gearing up for a major statement in the transfer market, with internal talks reportedly paving the way for a marquee summer signing.

Following a successful 2024/25 campaign that saw them reach their objective of securing UEFA Champions League football, albeit through the continental route after beating Manchester United in the Europa League final, Tottenham Hotspur will be looking to build on their recent progress.

Ange Postecoglou, whose future remains uncertain, has publicly urged Tottenham to bring in experience ahead of the 2025/26 season as the Lilywhites prepare to return to Europe’s premier competition.

It has been revealed that Spurs are targeting reinforcements in three positions during this summer window, with six potential additions already identified by the recruitment team.

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy pushing for a marquee signing after internal talks

Daniel Levy is said to be keen to show ambition in this window, with the Tottenham chairman determined to retain star centre-back Cristian Romero, despite strong interest from Spanish giants Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid.

According to GIVEMESPORT, the club’s chairman is now eyeing a marquee signing this summer following internal discussions held earlier this week with key decision-makers at the club.

It has also emerged that some of the names under consideration include Manchester City’s Jack Grealish and Crystal Palace’s Eberechi Eze, as Levy appears increasingly open-minded about securing a headline addition to bolster the squad ahead of their Champions League return.

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Eberechi Eze release clause and Tottenham’s pursuit of attacking quality

Eberechi Eze is believed to have a £68 million release clause, which is expected to become active this summer.

The feeling around the club is that the arrival of either Grealish or Eze would represent a major coup, potentially becoming the club’s record signing in the process.

Jamie O’Hara had recently called on Daniel Levy to make a statement by signing Leroy Sane amid links with Spurs, though Sane now looks likely to remain in Germany, with contract talks at Bayern Munich said to be progressing well.

Tottenham still retain some interest in RB Leipzig’s Xavi Simons, but reports suggest the club are weighing up other options.

Given the club’s persistent links with Eze, it will be intriguing to see whether this summer finally brings a conclusion to a long-running transfer saga.

Tottenham Hotspur might have an ace up their sleeve in their pursuit of Leroy Sane as footage has emerged showing how friendly the former Manchester City man is with Heung-min Son.

Speculation linking the Bayern Munich man with a move to Spurs has gone into hyperdrive over the last few days as the winger’s contract with the Bundesliga club runs out next month.

While Bayern are still attempting to tie Sane down to a new contract, it appears that the Lilywhites are lurking in the background, ready to pounce on the 29-year-old.

In fact, on Saturday, Christian Falk told FC Bayern Insider that Tottenham are increasingly optimistic about being able to land Leroy Sane, with Daniel Levy spearheading the pursuit.

Could Tottenham use agent Heung-min Son to land Leroy Sane?

It emerged a few days ago that Tottenham may have an advantage over other suitors in the race for the winger as Levy has a very good relationship with Sane’s agent Pini Zahavi.

It turns out that the North London club may have another ace up their sleeve in the transfer pursuit: their captain, Heung-min Son.

Spurs fans on social media have dug up footage from last season’s pre-season friendly between Bayern and the Lilywhites at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

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After the game, the South Korean is seen embracing the Bayern winger as the pair walk into the changing room arm in arm, clearly demonstrating that they are good friends.

One stumbling block for Spurs in completing Sane deal

The one issue Spurs might have in getting this deal over the line is the winger’s salary demands.

It was reported by Football Insider a few days ago that Sane is expected to demand a mega-money contract offer from his suitors this summer.

The outlet explained that he is currently earning more than £300,000 per week at the Allianz Arena.

If he demands a similar wage at Tottenham, then the North Londoners would have to make Leroy Sane their highest-paid player by some distance to land him.

Tottenham have been given a significant boost in their pursuit of one transfer target as Man City are willing to sell for just £25m.

Tottenham Hotspur have already encountered early challenges in the build-up to the summer transfer window, with some setbacks before the market officially opens.

Spurs had shown serious interest in Johnny Cardoso, with a £21 million option in place to make his move permanent; however, it has now emerged that Cardoso prefers a move to Atletico Madrid rather than a switch to north London.

There has also been disappointment surrounding Liam Delap, another target Tottenham have monitored since the winter window. According to Fabrizio Romano, who has now issued his trademark “here we go”, Delap is instead heading to Chelsea, despite interest from Tottenham.

Tottenham handed boost and setback in James McAtee transfer race

Spurs will be hoping to act swiftly once the window opens, with the summer market set to begin earlier than usual.

Now, they have been handed both encouragement and concern in the chase for Manchester City midfielder James McAtee – a player Tottenham tried to sign late in the winter window, only to be rebuffed by Pep Guardiola’s side, who were unwilling to part with the 22-year-old at the time.

That stance has since changed, as Manchester City are now open to a sale, and Tottenham have been handed a lift in their pursuit, with Simon Bajkowski reporting that City have given McAtee the green light to leave.

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The journalist posted in his tweet on X: “James McAtee keen on the Bundesliga and a number of Bundesliga clubs are keen on him as City give the £25m green light to his exit.”

Spurs face competition from Bundesliga clubs for James McAtee

While McAtee is now free to depart Manchester City, the situation is not entirely favourable for Tottenham, with the same report stating that the attacking midfielder is eyeing a move to Germany’s top flight rather than the Premier League.

Bayer Leverkusen remain one of the clubs in the frame, having tracked the England Under-21 international for some time.

Although Xabi Alonso has now left the club, the interest has not faded, and it is understood that new Leverkusen head coach Erik ten Hag had also previously discussed McAtee as a target during his time at Manchester United.

Simon Bajkowski further notes that other Bundesliga clubs – including Frankfurt, Dortmund, Leipzig and Stuttgart – have all expressed interest, which means Tottenham could face a difficult battle if they are to tempt the midfielder to north London.

Tottenham Hotspur fans remain optimistic about winning the UEFA Super Cup final against PSG despite the Parisians’ impressive showing against Inter Milan in the Champions League final.

It has been confirmed that Tottenham Hotspur will face Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Super Cup final on Wednesday, 13 August, in Udine, Italy.

Spurs booked their place in the final after edging out Manchester United 1-0 in the Europa League final, while Paris Saint-Germain qualified by thrashing Inter Milan 5-0 in the Champions League final.

This clash will be the first competitive meeting between the two clubs, although they last met in the International Champions Cup in Orlando, USA, where Tottenham ran out 4-2 winners against Paris Saint-Germain.

Tottenham fans confident ahead of PSG UEFA Super Cup clash

With PSG entering the tie as UEFA Champions League winners, and doing so in emphatic style, we took to social media to gauge the mood among Tottenham supporters once again.

The last time Spurs fans spoke about the UEFA Super Cup, there was a sense of optimism about the club’s chances, with many relishing the opportunity to lift two European trophies within the space of three months.

That belief has not waned. If anything, the confidence among the fanbase has only grown, with plenty believing Tottenham can get the better of PSG on the night.

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One fan said: “We are a Premier League team I believe we will do better at least than Inter did tonight.”

Another stated: “Who knows what new players are at both clubs, who leaves, and who actually plays in the game? By August 13 we will see what each team looks like. I know we likely will, but in the past decade how serious do most clubs take this match? Winning it would be a great beginning to the season.”

Another supporter remained upbeat: “We are winning. They roll over defensive sides. We do not know how to defend anyway.”

One fan declared: “We are going to crush ‘em!” Another added: “Inter were frauds.” Another suggested being the underdog could benefit Spurs in the Super Cup: “Tottenham are the challengers, and I think it is easier to play with lower expectations. There is no shame in losing. Even Inter lost by five goals.”

Another fan said: “We do very well against teams that let us play like Manchester City, and do not play bully ball like most clubs do when they play Spurs. That is why we did well in Europe. I am not worried.”

Spurs beis lief fuelled by Destiny Udogie and transfer hopes

Indeed, the Tottenham fans have full belief that their side can put up a fight when they face Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Super Cup.

A victory for Tottenham Hotspur is not far-fetched, and if Spurs can get their summer transfer window right, they would certainly give themselves a fighting chance.

Cristian Romero has now addressed his future yet again, and the centre-back’s latest comments will give Tottenham fans optimism that he can be persuaded to stay.

The speculation linking Romero with a move to Atletico Madrid continues to intensify, with the La Liga club expected to make advances towards the centre-back over the coming days.

However, it appears, based on the reporting over the last couple of days, that the Lilywhites’ chances of keeping the centre-back may have improved.

Some sources have claimed that Daniel Levy is refusing to even negotiate with Atletico for Romero, with the La Liga club’s hopes of landing the centre-back alleged to be fading away.

Cristian Romero makes an encouraging claim about Tottenham’s future

Soon after winning the Europa League, Romero sent what appeared to be a farewell message to Spurs fans, but his subsequent comments have muddied the waters a bit.

Just a few days ago, Romero stressed the need for Tottenham to continue on this path and build on their Europa League success, which many saw as a promising sign that the centre-back wants to stay.

The 27-year-old has now given his clearest indication yet that he is ready to continue at N17, remarking that he is happy at Spurs, although he did admit his desire to play in Spain one day.

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When asked about his future, Romero told Marca: “I would love to play in La Liga, it’s the one I’m missing. I’m going to give my best until the last day I’m here. I’m happy. They make me feel like an important player. Whatever the future holds for me, I’m welcome.”

Spurs and Atletico set for protracted negotiations for Romero

Meanwhile, another report in AS suggests that there will be ‘a week of negotiations’ between Tottenham and Atletico about Romero, with the Lilywhites not expected to make the deal easy for Diego Simeone’s men.

The view in Madrid is that the deal will be difficult to get done, with the club’s leaders viewing it as a ‘slow burn operation’ as they prepare to sound out Tottenham Hotspur.

The publication asserts that Atletico have no intention of meeting Spurs’ asking price of €70m (£59m) for the World Cup winner.

Tottenham Hotspur may have a chance to win another trophy apart from the UEFA Super Cup this summer, but a new report has suggested that they are expected to be denied that opportunity due to the cramped UEFA Schedule.

Ange Postecoglou and the Tottenham players created history in Bilbao by securing the club’s first European trophy in 41 years.

The competition also brings with it the added reward of direct passage into the group stages of the Champions League, and Tottenham’s coffers will be boosted significantly as a result.

However, the reward for the win does not end there as it also offers Tottenham a chance to win another prestigious trophy in just a few months: the UEFA Super Cup, where they will face European champions Paris Saint-Germain in Udine on August 13.

Tottenham may be denied an opportunity to play another final

Football.London point out that there is another final that Tottenham could be part of, with the Europa League winners and Sudamericana winners (South America’s equivalent) having faced each other in the past in the UEFA-CONMEBOL Club Challenge.

The competition was launched in 2023 as part of a renewed partnership between UEFA and CONMEBOL, with Sevilla triumphing over Ecuador’s Independiente del Valle on penalties

The event, which was a successor to the Supercopa Euroamericana, did not take place last year, but the current Sudamericana champions, Racing Club, are keen for it to go ahead this year.

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Racing Club president Diego Milito has reportedly opened talks over reviving the UEFA-CONMEBOL Club Challenge to take on Tottenham, with a game in Argentina or the United States mooted.

However, the outlet explains that the main issue is finding time in the packed UEFA schedule, which is why the fixture is unlikely to be played this summer.

Tottenham may not be too keen on the UEFA-CONMEBOL Club Challenge

While no opportunity to win any trophy can be sneered at, the UEFA-CONMEBOL Club Challenge is certainly not a prestigious competition, lacking any history.

While it might generate revenue for the club, Spurs will be mindful of the fact that they have a packed pre-season schedule.