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Ongoing Story· Day 10

Solomon Starts for West Ham, Peretz Aims for Clean Sheet

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Israeli Footballers Solomon and Peretz Share Friendship Ahead of Championship Clash

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Hebrew · Sole source

Israeli soccer players Manor Solomon of West Ham and Daniel Peretz of Southampton will compete in a Championship match on Saturday. Solomon described Peretz as a close friend since their youth national team days, praising his goalkeeping and leadership. Both players aim for promotion with their respective clubs, though Solomon noted they will be rivals for the 90 minutes of the game.

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  • West Ham's Manor Solomon and Southampton's Daniel Peretz are close friends from Israel's national teams.
  • Solomon described Peretz as a great guy and goalkeeper with leadership qualities.
  • The two Israeli players will compete against each other in a Championship match on Saturday.
  • Both players' clubs are aiming for promotion to the Premier League.
  • Solomon is recovering from a recent illness and feels he is past it.

Israeli footballers Manor Solomon of West Ham and Daniel Peretz of Southampton are set to face each other in a Championship match on Saturday. Ahead of the derby, Solomon spoke about his long-standing friendship with Peretz, whom he has known since their time playing together for Israel's youth national teams.

Solomon described Peretz as a "great guy and a great goalkeeper" with leadership qualities, noting they have been in the senior national team squad together for the past four to five years and maintain regular contact. Solomon expressed happiness about Peretz's move to England, initially on loan in 2026.

Despite their personal bond, Solomon acknowledged they will be rivals on the field for 90 minutes. He anticipates the game against Southampton, a strong team currently at the top of the league despite recent point deductions, will be a significant challenge. Solomon stated his belief in West Ham's ability to win, especially at home, and to be dominant in such matches.

Solomon also reflected on his own season, describing it as having ups and downs but with progress. He mentioned recovering from an illness after returning from the national team, indicating he feels that period is behind him.

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