West Ham Targets Israeli Winger Manor Solomon to Strengthen Attack
West Ham United is reportedly interested in signing Israeli national team winger Manor Solomon from Tottenham Hotspur during the current transfer window. The London club seeks to reinforce its attacking options following the sale of Krystian Szymański to Al-Hilal and views Solomon as a suitable candidate to fill the gap. West Ham believes Solomon's performance during his loan spell at Leeds United demonstrates his capability to succeed in the Premier League.
The 27-year-old Solomon returned to Tottenham this summer after loan periods at Villarreal and Fiorentina, but his future at Spurs appears uncertain. Although he has participated in Tottenham's pre-season friendlies in Australia and New Zealand under coach Roberto De Zerbi, he is not considered part of the club's long-term plans. Fiorentina remains a potential contender for his services, despite previously declining to exercise a €10 million purchase option in his loan agreement.
Solomon has two years remaining on his Tottenham contract, placing the club in a strong negotiating position and willing to sell if an acceptable offer arrives. West Ham continues to monitor the situation closely, with talks expected to intensify as the transfer deadline approaches.
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