Manor Solomon Nearing Tottenham Hotspur Switch
Israeli winger, Manor Solomon, is reportedly set to complete his medical with Tottenham Hotspur following his arrival in London. Solomon, who has been a free agent after his stint at Shakhtar Donetsk, was reported last week to join Spurs. It is believed that contracts will be signed within the next 24 to 48 hours. Solomon brings to the team, skill, pace, and an impressive dribbling ability. At 23, he’s still considered a raw talent with room for development. However, Tottenham’s management sees this as an opportunity for growth and a smart business move.
Harry Kane Transfer Saga Continues
Bayern Munich’s recent bid for Tottenham’s star striker, Harry Kane, has reportedly been turned down by the club. The second bid, amounting to 80 million euros, is deemed insufficient by sources close to Spurs. Despite Bayern’s consistent pursuit of Kane, Tottenham’s management is adamant about the player’s worth, demanding a bid closer to 100 million pounds. It remains to be seen if Bayern will meet this asking price, or if Kane, who is believed to be interested in a move to the German club, will force a transfer.
Tottenham’s Centre-Back Hunt: Edmund Tapsoba and Micky van de Ven
Tottenham Hotspur’s search for a new centre-back is still ongoing, with Edmund Tapsoba and Micky van de Ven identified as top targets. According to reports, no official bids have been placed yet. Tottenham’s final decision is expected to be influenced by Leverkusen and Wolfsburg’s asking prices.
There is a noteworthy situation involving Tapsoba’s teammate at Leverkusen, Jonathan Tah, who has a release clause of around 15 million pounds expiring soon. Leverkusen’s reluctance to let go of Tapsoba may be due to the risk of losing both centre-backs for a price below market value.
Summary
The next 24 to 48 hours will be crucial for Tottenham Hotspur as they look to finalise the Solomon deal and continue negotiations for a new centre-back. Meanwhile, Harry Kane’s future at the club remains uncertain with the rejection of Bayern Munich’s second bid. The coming week promises to be a busy one for the Spurs’ management.
