Tottenham expert Alasdair Gold has given positive information on the state of Manor Solomon ahead of next week’s game against Crystal Palace.
Injury specialist Dr Rajpal Brar had earlier reported that the exciting winger might not return to training until the first week of March. He claimed that there were lingering concerns about his fitness and he was unlikely to be fully fit by the end of March.
However, the latest report from Alasdair Gold of Football London offers a more optimistic outlook. According to him, Solomon could resume full training in the coming days and, if all goes well, could even be included on the bench for the Crystal Palace game.
Solomon, who joined Spurs from Shakhtar Donetsk on a free transfer after a successful loan spell at Fulham, has faced problems since arriving at the North London club. In October, he was injured in training and was absent from the pitch for a long time.
The exciting young winger was off to a decent start before the unfortunate injury, making five league appearances and contributing two goals.
His return would be a big boost for Anže in the last part of the league as he looks to finish in the top four.