Tottenham are looking to loan out Manor Solomon, who joined the club on a free transfer last July. The Lilywhites took advantage of a FIFA ruling allowing foreign players in Russia and Ukraine to suspend their contracts due to the ongoing war in the region.
Despite a promising start, Solomon suffered a serious knee injury and hasn’t played for Spurs since September of last year. According to Football Insider, Tottenham are planning to loan the Israeli international before the transfer window closes at the end of this month, rather than selling him permanently.
It’s reported that a loan move is currently seen as more likely than a permanent transfer, with Spurs expected to let Solomon go temporarily and bring in another winger.
This development follows multiple reports indicating that Tottenham is still pursuing a new winger this summer.
Solomon was not involved in Tottenham’s match against Bayern Munich today at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
**Spurs Web Opinion:**
A loan move could be a smart decision, as it would give Solomon the opportunity to prove his fitness and showcase his talent, potentially leading to solid offers in January or next summer, allowing Tottenham to make a good profit. Realistically, he’s unlikely to get much playing time if he stays at Spurs this season.
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