Tottenham Hotspur have clarified their position regarding the future of winger Manor Solomon, who is currently on a season-long loan at Leeds United. The North London club has no immediate plans to recall Solomon before the loan’s conclusion, provided he continues to receive regular playing time at Elland Road.
Solomon, 25, joined Leeds in August 2024 after a challenging stint at Tottenham, where a knee injury limited his appearances. Since his move, he has featured in eight Championship matches, contributing one assist. While his impact has been modest, Tottenham believes that consistent game time at Leeds is crucial for his development and return to peak form.
Football analyst Don Goodman emphasized that Tottenham’s primary concern is Solomon’s match fitness and performance. He stated, “The only reason he’d return to Spurs early is if he’s not getting regular action. But Tottenham will also recognize the only way that will happen is if he’s fit and performing.”
Leeds United secured Solomon’s services amid interest from several European clubs. The Israeli international expressed enthusiasm about the move, highlighting the quality and ambition of the Leeds squad. He remarked, “I know there is a group of great lads, young people with great desire, with great techniques and I’m looking forward to playing with them and to help them in the best way I can.”
As the season progresses, both clubs will monitor Solomon’s contributions. For now, Tottenham is content with his loan arrangement, viewing it as an opportunity for Solomon to gain valuable minutes and showcase his abilities in a competitive environment.