Dominic Solanke’s future at Tottenham is under increasing scrutiny ahead of the January transfer window. While speculation mounts about a potential exit, sources close to the club insist that the striker does not want to leave instead, he is determined to fight for his place under head coach Thomas Frank. Having joined Spurs from AFC Bournemouth in August 2024 on a long-term deal, Solanke has struggled with injuries and inconsistent form

According to the Inside Track Podcast, the club appear willing to give him time, but only if progress is made. The next few months are critical for Solanke to demonstrate his fitness and impact, or else the January window or summer 2026 could bring a different outcome.

However, sources close to the club suggest that Tottenham have begun lining up striker replacements, aware that his fitness struggles and lack of minutes could force their hand later this season.

Solanke receives treatment in a Europa League fixture last season

Insiders claim Thomas Frank has yet to be fully convinced by Solanke, with whispers that the manager is “not his biggest fan.” Still, Frank recognises the need for squad depth and plans to monitor the striker’s progress before committing to any decision.

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