Leeds intends to make a major change to their team before returning to the Premier League next season and sign up for a step closer to bringing the look to reality.
Leeds hopes to learn from the failures of champion clubs who have failed to compete in Premier League matches in recent years, as their goal is to rebuild the UK's top flight. To this end, they reportedly want to sign a player who helped them win the championship in 2024-25.
Manor Solomon had a significant impact during his time at Elland Road, with 10 goals and 12 assists in 39 championship games. Tottenham Hotspur is ready to let him leave this summer and the chances of completing the deal look good.
Manor Solomon wants to return to Leeds this summer
As TeamTalk reported (via MOT Leeds News), Solomon is prioritizing the return of Leeds over the interests of other clubs. The 25-year-old is believed to have been settled in the area, so he is eager to return permanently in the summer.
Agreeing to a deal with Solomon is likely to be Leeds’ goal in the summer transfer window and brings players with Premier League experience – Solomon has some.
Given Tottenham’s desire to sell, this should be rarely problematic of the two clubs that have agreed to be in the summer transfer window, which will open in the next few weeks. Leeds will hope to complete the business as soon as possible, and it is no surprise that Solomon is aimed at being one of their first visitors. But for now, they have not taken action.
