Manor Solomon, the Tottenham Hotspur winger, finds himself in a precarious situation, reportedly "stranded in Israel" amidst the ongoing conflict with Iran. The 25-year-old Israeli international had returned to his homeland to celebrate his wedding to long-term partner Dana Voshina, with the ceremony taking place last Thursday. However, the escalating tensions have seemingly complicated his return to the UK.

Solomon is hoping to rejoin Tottenham's squad and compete for a place in the first team under new boss Thomas Frank, who is reportedly willing to give him a fresh start. Last season, Solomon was on loan at Leeds United, playing a significant role in their successful promotion campaign back to the Premier League. He contributed 10 goals and 12 assists in the Championship, showcasing his attacking capabilities.

However, his future at Tottenham remains somewhat uncertain. While Frank is seemingly open to giving him a chance, reports suggest that the club might be looking to sell him. Leeds United are reportedly interested in securing his permanent services after his successful loan spell, but there's a gap in the valuation between the two clubs. Tottenham are said to be looking for around £20 million, while Leeds are hoping to negotiate a fee closer to £15 million.

Tottenham's willingness to sell Solomon stems partly from their interest in other attacking options. They have been linked with Mathys Tel for the left-wing position and might not see Solomon as the caliber of player needed to elevate them into perennial Champions League contenders. His Championship numbers were impressive, but there are doubts about whether he can replicate that form consistently in the Premier League.

Adding another layer to the situation is Tottenham's need to balance their books. The club are reportedly in a phase where they need to sell players to generate funds for new signings. With Marseille reportedly denying any interest in Solomon, Leeds United appears to be Tottenham's best hope of securing a permanent transfer for the Israeli international.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding his club future, Solomon's immediate concern is his safe return from Israel. The conflict with Iran has created a challenging situation, and it remains to be seen when he will be able to travel back to the UK and rejoin the Tottenham squad.