Three time league winners backed to go all-in for 25-year-old Tottenham star

Over the festive period and the New Year, though, he found his feet at Leeds United. And since then, there was no looking back for him. The 25-year-old has played an instrumental role in the Whites’ automatic promotion to the Premier League. He netted the crucial goal in the 2-1 win over Plymouth Argyle earlier this month that handed Daniel Farke’s side the Championship title.

Solomon, after his success at Leeds, is now wanted permanently by Daniel Farke. The diminutive attacker looks likely to leave Spurs permanently this summer to seek regular first-team football elsewhere, and ex-Tottenham goalkeeper Paul Robinson thinks that Leeds could be his destination, while also claiming that the North Londoners will likely get a good fee from his sale.

“If you’re Leeds, you go and sign him straight away. He’s been a vital player in what Leeds have done this year. And I think for Leeds now, they’ve got an opportunity to go and sign him early on, go and pay whatever it takes to get him out,” Paul Robinson exclusively told Tottenham News.

“Tottenham are in a position at the moment where they don’t know where they’re going to be next year, as in Champions League, European football, who the manager’s going to be. If I were Leeds United, I’d go in with a bid now and try and buy him straight away, because I think there’ll be other suitors looking at him. For Tottenham, yeah, I think he’s a top-quality player.

“Is he at the level that would make anything better in that Tottenham starting XI? He’s not going to push for a starting XI place every week at Tottenham. And I think for Leeds, they’ve got a good quality player who fits the system that Daniel Farke wants to play. So, from a Leeds point of view, go and get him, go and pay what it takes now, because it won’t be overly priced.

“You’ll get him out for a reasonable fee. And for the player’s point of view as well, I think he’ll probably look at that and go, look, I’ve had a fantastic season there. We’ll go again, and I know I’m going to play every week.”

Tottenham are expected to appoint a new head coach to replace Big Ange ahead of next season. A new gaffer may decide to keep Solomon in the squad and give him a chance to showcase his talent at Spurs. There is also the possibility of him deciding to move him on, given the Israel international’s stock is high at the moment following his exploits at Leeds.

The Lilywhites already have options out wide, so selling Solomon would help us direct those funds into our club’s summer transfer kitty. French side Marseille are also keeping tabs on his situation, with the Lilywhites valuing him at around €17 million.