Tottenham have officially announced that winger Manor Solomon will spend the 2024/25 season on loan at Championship side Leeds United.
This move is part of Spurs’ broader strategy to fine-tune their squad, enabling players not currently central to the club’s plans to gain valuable playing time elsewhere.
Solomon, who joined Tottenham last summer on a free transfer, signed a five-year contract that runs until June 2028.
His move to North London was made possible by a special FIFA ruling that allowed players from Ukrainian leagues to leave on a free due to the ongoing conflict in the region.
However, Solomon’s debut season with Spurs was marred by a meniscus injury, which sidelined him for a significant portion of the campaign.
The injury caused him to miss 33 games, limiting him to just six appearances, where he provided two assists in a total of 280 minutes on the field, according to Transfermarkt.
Despite these setbacks, Solomon has worked hard to recover, making his return during Tottenham’s pre-season friendlies this summer.
His loan to Leeds United offers him a crucial opportunity to regain his form and confidence by playing more regularly in a competitive environment.
As Tottenham continue to refine their squad, Solomon’s loan move highlights the club’s commitment to both player development and maintaining a competitive first team.
By allowing Solomon to gain experience and recover fully, Spurs ensure that their players have the opportunity to grow while keeping their focus on achieving success in the upcoming season.
