Manor Solomon reveals transfer ‘goal’ as chances of permanent Leeds move from Tottenham are revealed

Manor Solomon has refused to rule out a permanent move to Elland Road this summer, but has admitted one condition must be fulfilled if he is to leave Tottenham on a permanent basis for Leeds – while Cameron Archer’s true feelings on failing to secure a move from Southampton have also come to light.

The Whites made Solomon one of eight summer signings last year after the club looked to bounce back from their narrow promotion miss and having witnessed the departure of four key players in Archie Gray, Crysencio Summerville, Glen Kamara and Georgino Rutter for the combined sum of around £115m. However, there has been little suggestions that Leeds have been affected by those losses, having collected a ninth win in 13 games on Wednesday night to open up a five-point lead at the Championship summit.

That 2-0 win at Coventry – courtesy of goals by top scorer Joel Piroe and Jayden Bogle – means Leeds are strongly fancied to go one step better than they did last season, and means they now need just 24 more points from the remaining 45 available to match last season’s tally of 90.

If all goes to plan, Leeds will be back in the big time once again and calls for the club to turn Solomon’s loan from Tottenham into a permanent summer move have grown louder in recent weeks off the back of the winger’s growing influence on the team.

With another assist to his name at the CBS Arena on Wednesday, the Israel international now has 13-goal involvements for Leeds from 25 appearances.

And while the player has refused to rule out a permanent switch, he has admitted his goal is to return to the Premier League, be that with Leeds or any other club.