Tottenham Ready to Sell Israeli Winger Manor Solomon to West Ham

Tottenham Hotspur is reportedly prepared to transfer Israeli winger Manor Solomon to West Ham United, who currently compete in the English Championship after their recent relegation from the Premier League. Solomon, who has been active in Tottenham's preseason matches, has attracted interest from West Ham, who are offering him regular playing time. Despite Tottenham coach Roberto De Zerbi's interest in further evaluating Solomon, the player's future at the club remains uncertain.

Solomon is familiar with the Championship, having been loaned to Leeds United previously, where he contributed significantly to their promotion to the Premier League with impressive goal and assist statistics. This experience is seen as advantageous for his potential move to West Ham, a club with historical ties to Israeli players like Eyal Berkovic and Yossi Benayoun.

West Ham recently sold player Cristhian Sumarell to Saudi club Al-Hilal for 64.5 million euros. Solomon had effectively replaced Sumarell at Leeds, and West Ham hopes he will have a similar impact for them. The transfer would provide Solomon with a chance to secure consistent minutes and continue his development in a familiar league and city environment.