Solomon joined Leeds at the beginning of the 2024/2025 campaign and is playing a key role in their push to gain promotion back to the Premier League. His time at Tottenham has been difficult after joining the north London outfit back in 2023, suffering a knee injury which kept him out for the majority of the campaign.

The Leeds loanee joined Tottenham for free on a five-year deal, meaning any sale could mean they make a strong profit on the forward. It’s not quite worked out for him in England so far, but there are clubs lining up ready to take a chance on him in the summer transfer window.

Leeds and Everton interested

According to GIVEMESPORT sources, Tottenham are willing to offload Solomon in the summer transfer window. The early indications are that they would be open to him leaving for between £10m and £15m after a difficult time at Spurs since his arrival.

Leeds would love to sign the forward on a permanent deal if they are promoted back to the Premier League, while Everton are the other club linked most heavily with a permanent deal. The expected transfer fee is considered a reasonable one, and his form at Leeds shows it could be good value for money.

Although Solomon, described as being a ‘different level’, still has a few years remaining on his contract, the fact Tottenham got him for nothing means they could let him depart for a bargain price. His injury record has been a deterrent for some sides that have considered him as he’s had two long lay-offs in the last few years.

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