Doctor: Leeds star may need a late fitness test to participate against Norwich due to injury concerns.
Manor Solomon may need to pass a late fitness test before Leeds United's match against Norwich City on 1 October at Carrow Road, according to Dr. Rajpal Brar.
The injury expert indicates that for the 25-year-old to participate on Tuesday, he must already be back in training following his hamstring injury.
Daniel Farke expressed hope of having the Israeli winger available for the upcoming matches against Norwich and Sunderland (4 October), noting that his back issues have contributed to his hamstring setback.
Farke said, “I can’t definitively say if it’s a big risk to start him, as he is dealing with back problems that can vary and have affected his hamstring.
If he’s in contention for next week, he will likely train with the team, and the club physios will assess his response.”
He added that Solomon will need to pass a fitness test 24 to 48 hours before the game.
Manor Solomon’s Likely Role Against Norwich City
While it seems unlikely that Solomon will start in his first game back from injury, Farke may opt to bring him off the bench.
It remains uncertain whether he has rejoined training; if he hasn’t, he may not play any role against Norwich on 1 October.
However, there is still a chance for his return before the injury break, and Leeds is taking a day-by-day approach regarding his comeback.
