West Ham's Solomon Calls Southampton's Peretz 'Good Friend' Ahead of Match
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Israeli footballers Manor Solomon of West Ham and Daniel Peretz of Southampton are set to face each other in a Championship match on Saturday. Solomon described Peretz as a "good friend" with whom he has played on national teams for years. The match is significant for both teams, who are vying for promotion, and Solomon expressed confidence in West Ham's ability to win at home.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- West Ham's Manor Solomon and Southampton's Daniel Peretz are Israeli teammates and friends facing off Saturday.
- Solomon called Peretz a "good friend" and praised his leadership qualities.
- The Championship match is between two teams aiming for promotion.
- Solomon stated he will try to score against his friend Peretz.
- Solomon mentioned recovering from an illness after a recent national team stint.
West Ham winger Manor Solomon described Southampton goalkeeper Daniel Peretz as a "good friend" ahead of their Championship clash on Saturday. The two Israeli internationals have known each other for years, having played together on various youth and senior national teams.
Solomon told West Ham's official website that he and Peretz have been in the national team squad together for the past four to five years and are in constant communication. He expressed happiness about Peretz's move to England, initially on loan in 2026, noting the goalkeeper's quality and leadership potential.
Despite their friendship, Solomon acknowledged they will be rivals on the field for 90 minutes. He stated his intention to score against Peretz but also mentioned they would meet in London after the game. Solomon described the upcoming match as significant against a strong Southampton side currently at the top of the league, even after a points deduction.
Solomon also reflected on West Ham's season, noting ups and downs but emphasizing the team's progress and belief in their ability to win, especially at home. He revealed he had battled an illness after returning from the national team but feels he has recovered.
