Dominic Solanke reacts as Everton contract officially signed

Tottenham striker Dominic Solanke, signed from Bournemouth last summer for a significant fee, has yet to consistently showcase his best form for the club, partly due to injury issues. There is hope that new head coach Thomas Frank can help Solanke kickstart his Spurs career in the upcoming season.

Tottenham is actively looking to strengthen its forward line this summer, evidenced by the £55 million signing of Mohammed Kudus from West Ham, with other potential targets like Morgan Gibbs-White being considered before the transfer window closes. Chairman Daniel Levy is showing backing for Frank through these signings.

Solanke appears receptive to this influx of attacking talent, which could benefit him. However, he maintains strong links to his former Bournemouth teammates, as shown by him liking an Instagram post from Mark Travers after Travers signed for Everton from Bournemouth.

While Solanke showed flashes of excellence in his debut Spurs season, fans and the club expect more. The club hopes he can replicate his impressive final Bournemouth season (21 goals, 4 assists in all competitions) while wearing Tottenham white, especially if further quality attacking players join the squad.