Tottenham Hotspur said it was in constant communication with one of its players, Manor Solomon, who was stranded in Israel due to the country's conflict with Iran.
Solomon is returning home to Israel for a wedding. But he is currently unable to leave Israel after the country's military closed its airspace to civilian flights.
"We continue to maintain regular communication with all of our players regarding their welfare and safety," a Spurs spokesperson was quoted as saying by The Athletic on Tuesday.
Solomon and his girlfriend, Dana Voshina, were due to honeymoon this week, but it's unclear when they'll be able to travel.
The 25-year-old is due to return to Spurs for pre-season in July and is expected to catch the eye of new manager Thomas Frank.
Solomon last played for Israel in a 2026 World Cup qualifier against hosts Estonia, which Israel won 3-1, on June 6.
