Tottenham player Dominic Solanke named the ONE United player that He’s afraid of meeting for the second time after what He did to Man city – Not Fernandez and Not Garnacho

Following a stunning 3-0 victory for Tottenham Hotspur over Manchester United at Old Trafford, Dominic Solanke reportedly shared his admiration for a particular United player who made a deep impression on the Spurs squad. Rather than singling out well-known stars like Bruno Fernandes or Alejandro Garnacho, Solanke directed his praise toward someone less expected. He described the player as a “magician,” capable of producing jaw-dropping moments with the ball and praised his extraordinary football intelligence, adding that his teammates were now wary of facing him again.

Solanke, who played a pivotal role in that match with a composed goal in the 77th minute—his third consecutive league strike against United—joins an elite list of English players to score in three straight Premier League games against the Red Devils, alongside the likes of Jermain Defoe and Bukayo Saka. His impact on the pitch has grown rapidly since his speculated move to Tottenham from Bournemouth in August 2024. Fitting seamlessly into Ange Postecoglou’s pressing system, his recent performances, including a brace against Aston Villa, have established him as a key figure in Spurs’ attacking setup.

While Solanke’s comments stirred speculation over who the mystery United player might be, many believe the description matches someone like Kobbie Mainoo, a rising talent known for his calmness under pressure and sharp tactical sense. Though the specific identity remains unconfirmed, the remarks underscore how exceptional performances can resonate with even the fiercest opponents.

However, some observers have questioned the accuracy of this account. There are currently no confirmed reports of a 3-0 Tottenham win at Old Trafford in the 2024–25 season, nor any official confirmation of Solanke’s transfer to Spurs. The story may well be speculative or a piece of imaginative fan content. Still, it highlights the growing admiration for Manchester United’s emerging stars, especially those whose talent commands respect beyond club rivalries.