Leeds United have been handed fresh reason to revive their interest in Manor Solomon, with ONE reporting that Football Insider journalist Harry Burton has urged the club to move quickly for the Israeli winger at a fee of £20 million.
Solomon, who spent last season on loan at Elland Road under Daniel Farke and played a significant part in Leeds' promotion back to the Premier League, remains on Tottenham Hotspur's books, with two years still to run on his contract in north London.
The renewed push follows another eye-catching display from the 27-year-old, who was named player of the match by FotMob after Tottenham's 2-0 preseason friendly win over Auckland FC. Solomon created six chances, completed 80 per cent of his passes and made six tackles in 79 minutes on the pitch.
"Manor Solomon catches the eye, Leeds should make a quick move for the deal at £20million," Burton wrote, according to ONE's report.
Farke worked closely with Solomon during his Championship promotion campaign and is understood to believe he can again get the best out of the winger, who has spent much of his time in England shuttling between clubs and dealing with fitness setbacks since arriving from Shakhtar Donetsk in 2023.
ONE's report frames Solomon as a player seeking a settled, permanent home after years of instability, while Leeds are said to be actively searching for reinforcements out wide as they prepare for a first full season back in the Premier League.
The £20 million valuation lines up with figures floated elsewhere in the British press in recent weeks, suggesting Tottenham could be willing to cash in on a squad player with limited first-team minutes rather than let his contract run down further.
Nothing is yet formal on either side: Solomon travelled with Spurs' senior squad on their preseason tour, and no bid has been confirmed by either club, leaving the widely reported interest as speculation for now rather than an agreed deal.
