Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has revealed that Leeds United are interested in signing Tottenham Hotspur’s Manor Solomon, who is keen to remain in England.

Solomon, 25, has struggled to make an impact at Tottenham, with just two assists in six games. He is contracted until June 2028 but wants to leave due to limited game time, which will be further reduced by Son Heung-min’s return to his natural position.

Leeds United, led by manager Daniel Farke, have been linked with Solomon over the summer, as they aim to strengthen their front line and secure promotion back to the Premier League.

While other Premier League clubs, including Wolverhampton Wanderers, Brighton & Hove Albion, and Leicester City, have also shown interest in Solomon, Romano suggests that Leeds could be a potential destination.

“Leeds could be an opportunity, it’s true as he’s one of the players they’ve considered,” Romano said. “Let’s see if Leeds will decide to advance with this one and what the player wants to do. But Solomon is expected to leave Tottenham in the final days, with England being his preference.”

Solomon has also received offers from clubs in Spain and Germany, but his desire to stay in England could boost Leeds’ chances of securing a deal.