Solomon Shines in West Ham's Draw, Earning High Marks

Israeli footballer Manor Solomon delivered a standout performance for West Ham United in their recent 2-2 draw against Millwall on Saturday, despite the team being held to a tie. Solomon was instrumental in the comeback, providing an assist that helped his team recover from a two-goal deficit and secure a point away from home.

His contribution drew significant praise, with English journalist Tom Garrett noting, "Manor Solomon is not normal." Sky Sports highlighted Solomon's skillful play, describing how he "worked his way to the right byline and whipped in a cross to the far post, where Konstantinos Mavropanos headed in his fourth goal of the season."

While WestHamZone rated Solomon a 5 out of 10, reflecting a mixed team performance, other outlets recognized his individual brilliance. Flashscore awarded him West Ham's highest rating of 7.6. Similarly, 365 gave him the top score of 7.2, and SofaScore rated him 7.5, the second-best mark on the team.

Solomon is currently in impressive form, with this assist adding to his recent goal against Burnley in the Championship and a goal and assist against Wrexham in the previous round. Across 707 minutes for West Ham, he has contributed to a goal every 176 minutes (2 goals, 2 assists). In his last 180 minutes of play, his involvement in goals has increased to once every 60 minutes.