Manor Solomon’s long wait for a Tottenham starting role is finally paying off. After a brutal knee injury sidelined him last season and sent him on loan, the chance to shine under new manager Roberto De Zerbi is here. With key striker Mohammed Kudus still recovering, Solomon is now the only senior right-sided attacker available — and he’s making the most of it. In their recent win against Auckland, he led the team in chances created, touches in the box, and dribbles completed, while also delivering strong defensive work. De Zerbi, who knows Solomon well from their time at Shakhtar Donetsk, is clearly watching closely. Solomon’s next chance to impress? A bench role in their July 29th friendly — but this could be the start of his comeback story.
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