Relegation-threatened Premier League club Southampton will aim to beat Everton and Leeds United to the signature of Tottenham Hotspur outcast Manor Solomon.
According to a report by Give Me Sport, Manor Solomon is the subject of interest from Southampton. The relegation-threatened Premier League club will aim to beat the competition to the Tottenham outcast’s signature in the summer transfer window. Meanwhile, Everton and Leeds United are also keen on signing the Israeli international, who might cost around £15 million.
Manor Solomon and his Tottenham troubles
Manor Solomon has endured a frustrating spell since joining Tottenham Hotspur from Shakhtar Donetsk in a Bosman move in July 2023. However, a long-term knee injury blighted the player’s debut season with the North London outfit before the North London outfit loaned him to Leeds United last summer.
The 25-year-old has been superb thus far for the EFL Championship outfit this term, contributing to 15 goals in 30 appearances across all competitions by finding the back of the net eight times and providing seven assists. Solomon’s exploits for Leeds United have compelled the Whites to seek a permanent move, with Southampton and Everton also keen on signing the Tottenham outcast.
A man in demand
Recent reports have suggested that Leeds United will likely complete a permanent move for Solomon in the summer transfer window. The West Yorkshire club’s eagerness to seal the deal is understandable, considering his familiarity with Daniel Farke’s system.
Meanwhile, Everton’s interest in Manor Solomon is understandable. The Toffees are scouring the market for a wide attacker heading into the summer transfer window, with Jack Harrison likely to return to Leeds United after the 2024/25 season ends. So, the Tottenham outcast has emerged as a viable target for Everton.
As for Southampton, the Saints will look to rebuild their squad when they inevitably drop into the EFL Championship. So, the Tottenham outcast is an option worth considering for the relegation-threatened Premier League club as they look to beat Everton and Leeds United to his signature.
Meanwhile, the 25-year-old Israeli international will unlikely cost a bomb, and a move worth £15 million might seal the deal. It will be interesting to see where Solomon lands when he inevitably leaves Tottenham in the summer transfer window.