Manor Solomon Leeds United feelings clear as Tottenham transfer stance set after update

Manor Solomon has been keeping tabs on Leeds United's progress after returning to his parent club Tottenham Hotspur this summer.

Solomon played a pivotal role in Leeds' Championship-winning campaign and subsequent promotion to the Premier League during his loan spell last season. Although he's back at Tottenham, rumours persist about a potential return to Leeds in the transfer window.

For the time being, the Israeli international is closely monitoring his former teammates at Elland Road. Jayden Bogle's Instagram update following Saturday's draw with Manchester United received a 'like' from Solomon, indicating his continued interest in the Whites' affairs, reports Leeds Live.

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Solomon's future remains uncertain, with speculation about whether Leeds will attempt to re-sign him for their Premier League campaign. Meanwhile, the winger is concentrating on recovering from a 'minor' injury.

"Manor has a minor calf injury, unfortunately, nothing big," Tottenham's new manager Thomas Frank told the press. This injury meant Solomon was absent from Spurs' 2-0 win against Reading, a League One outfit, last weekend.

Sources close to the situation at Tottenham have outlined to Leeds Live that Solomon himself - whose contract runs until 2028 - has informed the club he would ideally like to stay on in north London. It is claimed that Frank wishes to assess the 25-year-old before making a decision on his future.

Last season, Solomon racked up ten goals and provided 12 assists across 39 Championship appearances.

Daniel Farke has been busy bolstering his squad with six fresh faces, including Jaka Bijol, Lukas Nmecha, Gabriel Gudmundsson, Sebastian Bornauw, Sean Longstaff, and Anton Stach. There remains the possibility for further additions to the Leeds squad before the summer transfer window shuts on September 1.