
With manager Daniel Farke keen to build on the momentum from last season’s promotion campaign, the club is acting early.
The focus has turned sharply to Manor Solomon, who spent the 2024–25 season on loan from Tottenham. The Israeli international played a crucial role in Leeds’ promotion, registering 10 goals and 12 assists across all competitions—including a dramatic winner in the play-off final.
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🏁 Solomon’s Tottenham Status Clarified
Despite Solomon’s success at Elland Road, Tottenham have yet to make a firm decision on his future. Reports suggest Solomon is open to remaining at Leeds, particularly given his strong relationship with Farke and regular playing time.
However, Spurs see potential value in reintegrating the 25-year-old, especially with new head coach Arne Slot reportedly impressed by his loan form. Solomon is set to join Spurs for pre-season training before any transfer decisions are finalized.
Sources close to the player reveal that while Solomon is grateful for Spurs’ support, he would prefer a permanent stay at Leeds, valuing stability and first-team football. Political concerns over a potential move abroad—such as links to Marseille—also make a return to Yorkshire the likelier outcome.
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💷 Deal Structure and Outlook
Leeds have proposed a package in the region of £15 million, with Tottenham believed to be holding out for closer to £18–20 million. Negotiations are ongoing, and Leeds remain confident of striking a deal.
If completed, Solomon would become the club’s first major signing of the summer—reflecting Leeds’ intent to hit the ground running in the Premier League.
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