Tottenham Hotspur Manor Solomon was loaned to Fiorentina in January. This was his second stint away from the club in the campaign and his future is unknown.
The Israeli winger has already had his ups and downs in Florence.
He was absent for almost a month due to a thigh injury but has already scored two goals for Fiorentina. This played a big role in turning their season around and taking them away from the relegation battle.
The Italian side have the option to buy him permanently and the same is true for Jack Harrison. sports witness It covers how a deal for the Tottenham player looks increasingly likely, with the 26-year-old impressing on a more consistent basis.
Solomon himself has now spoken about his future.
No certainty about transfer
Manor Solomon was involved in Fiorentina's goalless draw against Sassuolo at the weekend. He spoke to DAZN about his situation, focusing specifically on whether he intends to stay in Florence after the current campaign.
He explained that he is enjoying his stay at Fiorentina but is unsure about a permanent transfer.
Solomon said- via alfredo pedulla: : "I don't know yet if I'll stay or not, but I've really enjoyed my time here in Florence. I've enjoyed both the environment and the people, and I want to give my all until the end of the season."
In addition to making his appreciation clear, Solomon revealed that there would be talks with LaViola once the season ends.
"At the end of the season, we will talk to the club and decide what to do."
Our opinion: Tottenham should accept discount
The last few months have shown that Solomon can make an impact at Fiorentina. It would not be a surprise if he contributes more goals before the end of the season, which would further reassure the Florence club.
However, it is very likely that Fabio Paratici's club will ask for a waiver. Italian clubs usually do this and Fiorentina lack the resources due to stadium construction issues.
Despite Tottenham never making the winger part of their main plans, they signed him for free. Solomon has a buy option in the current deal The €10 million plus rebates on top of that will also be deducted as capital gains for Spurs.
