Manor Solomon’s early return to Tottenham in January is now on the table after a lackluster start at Leeds, according to BBC journalist Jonny Buchan. On the latest episode of Don’t Go To Bed Just Yet (28 October), Buchan questioned whether Leeds boss Daniel Farke might opt to redirect Solomon’s wages toward a more impactful player, following another quiet performance in the 0-0 draw with Bristol City.

Manor Solomon, 25, has struggled to make an impact at Leeds, managing just five appearances while missing four league games due to a hamstring injury. Falling behind players like Willy Gnonto and Largie Ramazani, his future at the club is now in question. BBC’s Jonny Buchan raised the possibility of an early return to Tottenham on Don’t Go To Bed Just Yet (28 October), saying:“You wonder with Solomon whether he’s going to be able to get that time, and then you question, do you keep him? Or do you send him back? … Do you use that pot that you’ve used money-wise to get someone else who can maybe have a bigger impact?”

Buchan further suggested that Solomon’s place could be reassessed in light of Largie Ramazani’s recent injury, explaining:“With the Ramazani injury as well now, it might be the case that they have to make sure that position is covered. If you’ve got somebody in the building covering it, then you may as well keep giving them more time. You’ve already worked with them a few months.”This situation could see Leeds weighing Solomon’s future, balancing the need for squad depth against his current contribution.

“Daniel Farke to Axe Another Leeds Loanee Back to Spurs? Solomon’s Future in Doubt After Djed Spence Precedent”Daniel Farke might pull the plug on Manor Solomon’s loan at Leeds, echoing his decision last year to cut short Tottenham full-back Djed Spence’s stint after an early injury disrupted his impact. Spence, who returned to Spurs in January after a brief December run, could foreshadow Solomon’s fate if his form doesn’t improve.

“Manor Solomon’s Leeds Future in Doubt as Fitness Issues and Form Raise Concerns—Fourth-Choice Winger to Return to Spurs?”Manor Solomon showed early promise with an assist in his first start against Hull City on 31 August, but his form and recurring fitness problems have sparked doubts about his long-term role at Leeds. With Dan James also facing injuries and Largie Ramazani sidelined for up to six weeks [BBC Sport, 25 October], Solomon may still struggle to climb from fourth choice among Leeds’ wingers, raising the possibility of an early return to Tottenham in January.

“Make-or-Break Moment for Manor Solomon? Injuries Open Door to Secure Leeds Future Amid Tough Competition”With Belgian winger Largie Ramazani sidelined, a fit Manor Solomon now has a crucial chance to solidify his place in Daniel Farke’s plans. Yet, his spot remains uncertain as Jaidon Anthony’s quiet spell last season showed Leeds’ attack can thrive without every loanee making an impact, especially with stars like Crysencio Summerville and Dan James leading the charge. If Solomon’s form falters, his future may hinge on the performances of those around him—raising the stakes as January looms.

“Another Tottenham-to-Leeds Loan Set to Fizzle Out? Solomon’s Future in Jeopardy as Questions Raised Over Full-Term Need”With doubts emerging over whether Manor Solomon is essential for the full season, Leeds could see a second consecutive Tottenham loan fall short of expectations. After Djed Spence’s early return last year, Solomon’s move may be another North London-to-West Yorkshire transfer that hasn’t gone as planned.