Manor Solomon Earns High Marks Despite West Ham Draw
Israeli footballer Manor Solomon continued his impressive form for West Ham United, earning praise from multiple outlets despite the team's 2-2 draw against Millwall on Saturday. Solomon provided a crucial assist, helping West Ham come back from a two-goal deficit to secure a point away from home.
English journalist Tom Garrett lauded Solomon, stating, "Manor Solomon is not normal." Sky Sports highlighted his contribution, noting how he "reached the right flank and crossed to the far post, where Konstantinos Mavropanos headed in his fourth goal of the season."
While WestHamZone awarded Solomon a modest score of 5, other outlets recognized his standout performance. Flashscore gave him the highest rating for West Ham with a 7.6, and 365 also awarded him the team's top score of 7.2. SofaScore rated him 7.5, the second-highest on the team.
Solomon's recent performances have been exceptional, with this assist following a goal against Burnley and a goal and assist against Wrexham in the previous round. In total, he has scored 2 goals and provided 2 assists in 707 minutes for West Ham, contributing to a goal every 176 minutes. In his last 180 minutes of play, he has been involved in a goal every 60 minutes.
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