The 23-year-old is reportedly close to joining Tottenham Hotspur after passing his medical.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Tottenham and Solomon currently have a verbal agreement in place.

Personal terms have been agreed upon, and Solomon will get checked out soon.

Solomon returned to London as a permanent player after spending the previous season on loan with Fulham.

For Fulham last season, the 23-year-old only made four starts in Premier League games and was more at home on the

bench.

Tottenham must have seen huge potential in the 23-year-old though and ready to pounce with what could be a controversial

deal.

Tottenham Hotspur has been threatened by Shakhtar Donetsk because Manor Solomon Solomon is still legally held by the

Ukrainian team.

Due to FIFA regulations following the situation in Ukraine, the Israel international was entitled to suspend his contract and

join Fulham last season.

FIFA affirmed their initial judgment, and now that the loan is complete, Solomon may once more have his contract

suspended.

Solomon is now joining Tottenham as a free agent because his contract is set to expire in December, as Romano points out.

To the contrary, Shakhtar’s CEO Sergei Palkin warned ESPN in March that Tottenham would be sued if they attempted to

sign Solomon for nothing.

Palkin thinks that Shakhtar is being treated unfairly and that the club will lose money if his contract is suspended.

Spurs have a friendly match against Shakhtar that is “dedicated to the people of Ukraine,” notwithstanding Palkin’s warning.

Solomon might be able to go without a hitch if Tottenham and Shakhtar are currently on friendly terms.

The’very explosive’ Jamie Redknapp-praised winger Solomon will join Celtic star Liel Abada as the latest Israeli to play for

Ange Postecoglou.

‘MY SON’: MOUSSA SISSOKO REACTS AS HARRY WINKS LEAVES TOTTENHAM FOR LEICESTER CITY

The 27-year-old has been at Tottenham all his life, but that chapter has now ended after his career at Hotspur Way stagnated

during the past few seasons, including being loaned out to Italian side, Sampdoria last season.

That saw the technically-gifted midfielder lose his way in north London and it was obvious that a permanent move away

from the club was lurking around the corner.

When Harry Winks’ exit was confirmed, his former teammate, Moussa Sissoko, posted via his Instagram story on Saturday

‘good luck, my son’.

The duo played alongside each other for many, many years, including helping Spurs reach the Champions League final

under Mauricio Pochettino.

The Tottenham faithful wish they could turn back time because a lot has changed since then, including the team’s decline on

the field.

Many of those players, from Jan Vertonghen to Kieran Trippier, have now departed, as only a few, such as Harry Kane, Son

Heung-min and Eric Dier, remain from those days.

Winks in the Championship

At the start of last season, not many would have predicted Winks and Leicester City to be in the Championship 12 months

later.

But here they are and they both need to pick themselves up again.

The Foxes are going to be one of the favourites, if not the favourites, to make a return to the Premier League next season,

and if it happens, then it will help Winks’ career as he comes into his peak years.