Tottenham is willing to loan Manor Solomon out since Ange Postecoglou may find it difficult to include the winger in his plans.
Before the market closes, Tottenham may consider sending Manor Solomon out on loan, according to Football Insider. A temporary transfer could be beneficial for the winger to gain consistent playing time because he has battled a serious ailment since the beginning of the previous season.
Manor Solomon to go out on credit?
Tottenham wants to use the transfer market to demonstrate their attacking system, and if they land their desired targets, one or more players may depart through the exit door. Without any fresh hires, Manor Solomon already faces the possibility of losing his position in Ange Postecoglou’s plans because a loan move seems possible for the Israeli attacker.
The winger took advantage of FIFA regulations that let players to unilaterally end their contracts with Russian and Ukrainian clubs to join Tottenham on a free transfer last season. This move was the subject of an ongoing debate with Shakhtar Donetsk, his former side, but eventually the conversation subsided. He also played for Fulham the previous season after his performances warranted a transfer to north London.
Before suffering a serious knee injury that hindered his progress, Solomon had a strong start to the Premier League season, recording two assists in his first five games. During the season, the 25-year-old star did not play for Spurs again. Timo Werner was brought in on a six-month loan, which the team has subsequently extended for an additional season.
Though Tottenham contemplated selling Solomon at the end of the previous season, there are questions about Solomon’s ability to move up above the German in the hierarchy. However, Solomon’s fitness record has changed. In an effort to maintain his value and see if he can return to fit into their future plans, they are therefore willing to send him out on loan for the forthcoming season.
Tottenham is pursuing targets for attack.
Since Postecoglou wants to add a new striker to his squad for the upcoming campaign, there have already been rumors of a transfer for Dominic Solanke. Due to the Bournemouth star’s high price in the current market, Spurs may eventually have to spend less on younger players.
In addition, Eberechi Eze is a topic of discussion as Crystal Palace attempts to entice him with a new contract in order to deter Manchester City and Tottenham. Solomon’s time in north London will almost certainly come to an end with the arrival of Eze, who can play left wing or attack space on that side of the field.
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