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Declan Carr

Mon 27 April 2026 11:10, UK

Tottenham Hotspur could look to bring Manor Solomon back into the fold if they are relegated.

Solomon is currently out on loan at Fiorentina, where he has scored two goals and assisted once in 15 matches.

Roberto De Zerbi has not had the chance to work with him yet, and could have a dilemma on his future in the summer.

Spurs are currently 18th in the Premier League table, two points behind West Ham, with four matches left to play.

It is very possible that they could be relegated, which would potentially allow Solomon to revive his Tottenham career.

What is Tottenham’s dilemma when it comes to Solomon?

Solomon thrived away from Tottenham with Leeds in the Championship, and it was surprising that the Whites never made that move permanent.

John Wenham believes he may well come back into the side if the Lilywhites drop down to the second tier after he scored 10 and assisted 12 in the second tier last season.

That is despite his move to Fiorentina likely being made permanent if Spurs do survive.

Speaking exclusively to Tottenham News, he said: “One interesting one could be if Tottenham and the worst happens, were relegated, does Manor Solomon come back into the team?

“On loan at Fiorentina at the moment, played against Crystal Palace in the Conference League, but does he come back into the team based on the fact that he was outstanding for Leeds in the Championship?

“Obviously, if they stay up, which I hope they do, then maybe he’ll secure that permanent move to Fiorentina. It was Fabio Paratici who brought him to Tottenham, and he’s now at Fiorentina, and they’ve brought him there.”

What could be next for Solomon?

Solomon has never really proven himself in a Spurs shirt at the top-level.

He has only featured six times for the N17 club in all competitions, with two assists and no goals in that time.

However, he is a different player in the division below the elite level, and could be a valuable asset, if that is the scenario that the North London club find themselves in.

His fate will likely depend on what level that Spurs are at next season; if they stay up, surely a permanent exit is on the cards for the Israeli winger.