Tottenham Hotspur have decided to sanction an exit this summer, with chairman Daniel Levy and co anticipating a bidding war for the player's services.
Tottenham players likely to leave this summer
Sergio Reguilon, Alfie Whiteman and Fraser Forster are facing their final few months in north London as their contracts tick down towards expiry, while out-of-favour forward Timo Werner is expected to return to parent club RB Leipzig.
Spurs have an option to buy Werner for £8.5 million at the end of his loan spell, which has been going on for one and a half seasons, but it has been reported that Ange Postecoglou's side aren't going to trigger the clause.
Tottenham are also open to selling Richarlison this summer, following a season ravaged by injury, with the Brazilian failing to make his mark under Postecoglou as a result. Everton are also rumoured to be weighing up a swoop for their former striker this summer, and Levy is prepared to sell Richarlison for around £40 million (GiveMeSport).
Even Spurs captain Son Heung-min has been linked with an exit at the end of this season, despite the club recently electing to extend the winger's deal by an additional 12 months, so Postecoglou's side could look very different by the start of 2025/2026.
Amid his excellent loan spell at Leeds United, questions will be asked about the future of winger Manor Solomon.
The Israeli international joined Tottenham on a free transfer in 2023, but his debut campaign at N17 was overshadowed by long-term injuries. Levy gave the green-light for Solomon to join Leeds on a temporary deal, and he hasn't looked back since.
The 25-year-old has scored seven goals and assisted eight more in 30 total appearances under Daniel Farke, prompting reports that they could look to extend his stay at Elland Road.
Tottenham set to green-light Manor Solomon transfer as bidding war looms
As per GiveMeSport, Leeds won't be the only contenders for his services. Indeed, it is claimed Everton and Southampton are also expressing an interest in the winger, with Levy anticipating a bidding war for Solomon's signature at Tottenham. His price tag is currently set at £15 million, but Spurs are confident they could demand even more, especially considering the growing clamour for Solomon's services this summer.
Tottenham are prepared to sanction the ex-Fulham star's exit as a result, with the north Londoners set to make a pure profit off his potential sale as well.
“I know Manor Solomon from the Premier League. From Fulham, Tottenham, and now he has moved to Leeds," said Man City superstar Kevin De Bruyne. “He has the qualities to play at this level. He is an excellent player.”