Manor Solomon is guilty of binning two of his Tottenham Hotspur team-mates in FPL prior to their decisive Premier League battle against Manchester City.
The Israeli winger has been out of action since October after picking up a knee injury in training just days after Spurs' controversial 2-1 victory over Liverpool. He was expected to miss two months of football after undergoing surgery, however, no timetable was given for his return.
Despite his inability to take the field, the 24-year-old has certainly been active on FPL as he ranks among the top 236,000 players in the world.
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While many may have thought he'd stay loyal to some of his high-scoring team-mates in his team, he's gone the opposite way instead binning right-back Pedro Porro to purchase Liverpool's Kostas Tsimikas while placing left-back Destiny Udogie as his third substitute.
The former Fulham ace even captained Erling Haaland just a day before his side take on the reigning champions as fans noticed his transfers as they suggested he may not have too much faith Spurs keeping a clean sheet against the Premier League's highest scorers.
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One fan on X (formerly Twitter) wrote: "It’s almost like he knows his team is playing against City away" while another added: "Captained Haaland as well – he knows they are getting battered".
The Norwegian has 15 Premier League goals this season as he aims to retain his Golden Boot from last season against a Spurs' defence that will be without the injured Micky van de Ven and the suspended Cristian Romero who will be available for selection after Sunday's (December 3) fixture.
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Prior to Solomon's injury, he started two league games and made three further appearances off the bench for Ange Postecoglou's side who've lost three games in a row following an early start to the season where they were touted to be title challengers to Manchester City and Arsenal.
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