Tottenham's forgotten man set for a second chance?! Spurs set to bring winger back despite ace going two years without playing for Europa League winners

The Sun claims that Manor Solomon is set to be given a second chance at Tottenham, with the Europa League winners minded to bring the winger back into the first-team fold over pre-season with the aim of keeping him next term.

Solomon has not played for Tottenham since September 2023, with his first season at the club blighted by injury. Last term, the Israeli international played a huge role in securing Leeds United's promotion to the Premier League and then the Championship title in a successful loan stint. Leeds and European teams are keen on signing the ex-Fulham player permanently but it seems Spurs may give him another shot. This comes at a time when manager Ange Postecoglou's future is very uncertain, with the Australian reportedly more likely to leave Spurs than not.

During Solomon's loan spell at Leeds he became a fan favourite, as he scored 10 goals and bagged 13 assists in 41 appearances in all competitions. Incidentally, his Tottenham contract runs until the summer of 2028.

It may just be a matter of time before newly-promoted Leeds, or any other side, bid for Solomon this summer. If he does go, Tottenham will want a decent fee for his services, though.