Overview
- Solomon’s agent Ronen Katzav publicly confirmed on Monday that the winger wants a permanent move away from Tottenham rather than another loan, and he prefers a club in one of Europe’s top-five leagues.
- Tottenham hold two years on Solomon’s contract and are expected to seek a permanent buyer before the transfer window closes, with at least one report saying they would accept a fee in the region of £20 million.
- Solomon has featured in Spurs’ recent pre-season friendlies, including a 79-minute display in Auckland where he created six chances and won FotMob’s Player of the Match, but his agent said those appearances do not change the player’s transfer objective.
- The 27-year-old’s time in North London has been shaped by a serious knee injury after his 2023 arrival and successive loans to Leeds, Villarreal and Fiorentina that were intended to restore his fitness and playing time.
- Interest in Solomon is likely to grow in the final weeks of the window as clubs in top leagues seek attacking options, a move that would give Solomon consistent minutes and free Tottenham wages and transfer funds for recruitment.