Leeds United’s Manor Solomon has taken to social media to express his focus on the remaining eight games of the season after a frustrating 2-2 draw against Queens Park Rangers. Solomon was substituted in the 84th minute and was seen throwing his arms up in frustration as he left the pitch.
However, Solomon’s message on Instagram, which read “Eight finals to go,” suggests that he is putting the disappointment behind him and focusing on the challenges ahead. Leeds United manager Daniel Farke also played down the incident, saying that Solomon is always unhappy when he doesn’t play the full game, but that he likes the player’s attitude.
Farke explained that he substituted Solomon for Largie Ramazani in an attempt to bring some fresh energy to the game and potentially catch QPR off guard. Despite the draw, Farke was pleased with the team’s resilience and togetherness, and is now looking forward to the international break, which will give his players a chance to recharge.
The draw against QPR was a frustrating result for Leeds United, but Solomon’s message suggests that he is already looking ahead to the next challenge. With eight games remaining in the season, Leeds United will be looking to finish strong and secure promotion to the Premier League.
Solomon’s assist record remains stuck at seven for the season, but he will be looking to add to that total in the remaining games. Despite the setback against QPR, Leeds United remain in a strong position in the Championship, and Solomon’s focus on the remaining games will be crucial in helping the team achieve their goals.
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