Tottenham Hotspur are now willing to sell a "fantastic" forward in the summer, looking to receive a fee of around £10m - £15m, and two big English clubs are interested in a move.
Tottenham eyeing attacking upgrades
It has been far from an ideal season for Tottenham, and while some of their struggles can be put down to the injury crisis they've endured, there is no denying they will need to strengthen in the summer if they are to start competing near the top of the table.
Spurs are looking to bring in additional depth in attack, and a report has revealed they are now eyeing a surprise £6m+ move for Villarreal striker Ayoze Perez, with the former Newcastle United man impressing in La Liga this season.
Perez is seemingly more likely to be brought in as a rotation option, but there are also indications they could pursue a move for a top striker, with it recently being revealed they are now ready to trigger the £62m striker in Matheus Cunha's Wolves contract.
Given that Cunha would be an expensive purchase, Tottenham may have to cash-in on some of their current players to help fund the move, and GiveMeSport are reporting they are now willing to sell Manor Solomon in the summer.
Solomon has spent the current season on loan at Leeds United, where he has impressed, with the Championship promotion-hopefuls now looking to make his stay permanent in the summer, while Everton are also said to be keen.
Spurs would be looking to receive a relatively low fee of around £10m - £15m for the Israeli, although they would still make a tidy profit, having signed him on a free transfer from Shakhtar Donetsk back in 2023.
Solomon needs a permanent move elsewhere
The 25-year-old's performances in the Championship this season have been very impressive, picking up seven goals and seven assists to aid his side's push for promotion back to the Premier League.
However, the left-winger has never managed to force his way into Postecoglou's plans, and there may be even more competition for a starting spot next season, given that Spurs are planning to bring in some new attacking options.
As such, while journalist Adam Pope has lauded the Leeds loanee as "fantastic" for his performances this season, it is probably the right decision to sanction his departure this summer.