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Tottenham winger Manor Solomon notched 10 goals and 12 assists in the Championship, playing a key role in Leeds United’s successful return to the Premier League.

As the summer transfer window approaches, Spurs are reportedly open to selling the Israel international, with Leeds eager to bring him to Elland Road on a permanent basis.

However, Leeds now face stiff competition from Ligue 1 giants Marseille, who are said to be working behind the scenes to land Solomon.

According to Team Football, Leeds have been put on “red alert” as Marseille ramp up their interest.

The French side’s head coach, Roberto De Zerbi, is believed to be a big admirer of Solomon’s technical quality, versatility on both wings, and defensive contributions.

Marseille are actively seeking a replacement for Luis Henrique, who is expected to join Inter Milan, and view Solomon as a strong candidate.

Talks are already reportedly underway with Solomon’s camp, with a source close to the player confirming that “a big club from the south of France has made inquiries.” It’s also noted that Solomon is open to options outside the Premier League.

Despite this, Leeds retain some hope. The report suggests that Solomon still “prefers the Premier League,” which could give Leeds a slight edge in the race for his signature.

Tottenham have placed a valuation of approximately £17 million (around £14.5 million) on the winger, with Everton also expressing serious interest in acquiring him this summer.

Meanwhile, Tottenham and Leeds maintain a solid transfer relationship, demonstrated by Archie Gray’s move to Spurs last year.

Now, Tottenham are eyeing another Leeds prospect—Harry Gray, Archie’s brother.

According to TBR Football’s Graeme Bailey, both Spurs and rivals Arsenal, along with Newcastle, are monitoring the youngster closely.

Given the current dynamics, Tottenham may benefit from selling Solomon to Leeds rather than Marseille.

Not only would this satisfy Leeds’ need for an attacking reinforcement, but it could also strengthen Spurs’ position in future negotiations for Harry Gray.

Ensuring a continued positive relationship between the clubs might prove advantageous as Tottenham look to secure more young English talent.