"I think summertime will give them [Tottenham] a better opportunity to maybe bolster their attacking options, but for Solanke himself, his main focus will be to get fit and stay fit. Then, obviously, get back in that Tottenham team and score goals for them and hopefully help them enjoy a successful season. I think it'd be a bit unlucky or a bit harsh if Tottenham were ready to let him go, especially with the injury problems that he's had this season."
"Then, obviously, get back in that Tottenham team and score goals for them and hopefully help them enjoy a successful season. I think it'd be a bit unlucky or a bit harsh if Tottenham were ready to let him go, especially with the injury problems that he's had this season. I think the main focus for Tottenham and the player is to get fully fit and then try and win his place in Thomas Frank's plans."
Tottenham Hotspur will wait until the summer of 2026 to decide Dominic Solanke's future. Summer 2026 is seen as a better opportunity to bolster attacking options. Solanke's primary focus must be to regain and maintain fitness, return to the Tottenham team, and score goals to help deliver a successful season. Letting Solanke go now would be considered harsh given his recent injury problems. The main immediate objective for both club and player is full fitness and for Solanke to win a place in Thomas Frank's plans. Tottenham currently sit sixth in the Premier League with 17 points from ten matches, one point behind fourth-placed Sunderland.
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