Manor Solomon’s agent has made an interesting revelation about the winger’s future after he featured in Tottenham’s first two pre-season friendlies of the summer.
It has been reported that the Israel international is not part of Roberto De Zerbi’s plans at Tottenham, even though the 26-year-old has worked with the Italian coach previously at Shakhtar Donetsk.
In fact, several sources have said that Solomon has already been informed that he is free to find a new club after returning from his loan spell at Fiorentina.
His agent has now revealed whether the winger’s situation could change after he has featured prominently in pre-season so far.
Manor Solomon’s agent says Tottenham exit is certain this summer
The former Fulham man has started both of Spurs’ pre-season friendlies so far against MK Dons and Auckland FC.
In fact, the winger played a key part in the Lilywhites’ opener against the Kiwi club, with his shot being saved by the goalkeeper before Dane Scarlett pounced on the rebound.
However, his agent Ronen Katzav has now confirmed that these appearances do not change the player’s situation, and revealed that the player is keen on sealing a permanent exit rather than another loan move.
Katzav told Sport 5 (as relayed by Sport Witness): “He needs to be given a training camp as a Tottenham player right now. The fact that he’s starting in friendlies doesn’t mean anything. A coach can start with a second or third-string lineup and then mix things up; it doesn’t mean a thing.
“Next season? I don’t like to speculate. We have over a month left in the transfer window. What I will say is that the goal will be a permanent transfer, not a loan. Statistically speaking, the last week of the window is the busiest.”
Spurs accused of giving up on Solomon too easily
Solomon previously revealed that he was not happy with the way Tottenham treated him last summer, revealing that Thomas Frank changed his mind about him in the dying stages of the window after the Lilywhites secured Randal Kolo Muani.
His agent has now also suggested that the 26-year-old was not given a fair opportunity to showcase his quality by the North London club.
Katzav added: “He wants to be dominant and make an impact, and that probably won’t happen at Tottenham. It doesn’t seem like the right place for him, and they’ve given up on him too easily along the way. The real goal is to find a place where he can play regularly. Manor is a very high-quality player, both mentally and professionally.”
On Solomon’s next destination, he added: “I won’t mention any specific team by name, that wouldn’t be appropriate. The goal is to remain in one of the top five leagues, without a doubt.”
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