West Ham Considers Three Wingers Including Israeli Manor Solomon for Transfer

West Ham United is evaluating three main candidates to strengthen their wing positions ahead of the upcoming season. Among the top contenders is Israeli winger Manor Solomon, who spent last season on loan at Villarreal and Fiorentina. Solomon could replace Cristián Romero, who was sold to Al-Hilal for 64 million euros. The other two candidates are Reiss Nelson from Arsenal and Simon Adingra from Sunderland.

Reiss Nelson, loaned to Brentford last season, failed to score or assist in 10 appearances, with Arsenal reportedly valuing him at 12 million pounds. Nelson has also attracted interest from Valencia and Benfica Lisbon. Simon Adingra, owned by Sunderland, was loaned to Monaco where he scored three goals and provided two assists after joining in January. He is valued at 22 million euros and may either be loaned again or transferred permanently.

Manor Solomon is expected to move to West Ham on a permanent deal after three loan spells in the past two seasons. Fiorentina declined their option to buy him for 10 million euros, potentially allowing Tottenham Hotspur, his parent club, to accept a lower fee. This financial flexibility benefits West Ham, who are favorites to return to the Premier League. The strong relationship between West Ham and Tottenham, evidenced by recent high-profile transfers like Mohammed Kudus and Matheus Fernandes, may also influence the deal. Notably, Solomon is the only candidate with Championship experience, which could be valuable for West Ham's ambitions.