“He has still not gotten better” – Nightmare situation for Ange Postecoglou as club Doctors confirms impressive Tottenham ace is likely OUT until next season after relapse in his recovery

Tottenham Hotspur’s Manor Solomon, a rising star in their squad, has unfortunately faced a setback since September due to an injury he sustained shortly after his summer transfer to the club. Ange Postecoglou, the manager, recently provided an update on the situation, and it appears to be disheartening news for the Spurs player.

Having arrived at Spurs on a free transfer last summer after a successful loan spell at Fulham, where he netted five goals in 24 appearances, the 24-year-old Solomon showcased his skills by contributing two assists in his initial six games for Tottenham before his injury sidelined him.

During Solomon’s absence, other players like Deki Kulusevski, Timo Werner, and additional talents on the flanks have notably impressed, potentially lowering the Israeli’s position in the team’s hierarchy. The exact timeline for Solomon’s return remains uncertain at this point.

While Postecoglou had previously mentioned that Solomon was diligently working on his recovery, the recent update from the manager paints a less optimistic picture. In a press conference, Postecoglou disclosed that Solomon’s progress has been minimal, with the player still experiencing discomfort. The medical staff is exploring alternative strategies to facilitate his rehabilitation process.

Postecoglou expressed regret over Solomon’s situation, acknowledging the player’s exceptional talent and the value he could bring to the team as a solid bench option. It is indeed unfortunate that Solomon finds himself unable to contribute due to his injury, prolonging his career’s start-stop pattern.

There remains hope that Solomon will successfully overcome this setback and return to full fitness to make a meaningful impact during the ongoing season.

However, if his recovery takes longer than expected, the focus might shift towards preparing for the upcoming pre-season and aiming to return stronger for the start of the 2024-25 campaign. With Tottenham likely to participate in European competitions under Postecoglou’s guidance next season, Solomon will aim to regain his form and play a significant role in the team’s endeavors.

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