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 are currently competing in the English Championship after relegation from the Premier League. Solomon, who has been active in Tottenham's preseason matches, has seen significant playing time but faces an uncertain future under coach Roberto De Zerbi, who wants to further evaluate him. West Ham, aiming to offer Solomon regular first-team minutes, is interested in acquiring the player to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season.

Solomon is familiar with the Championship, having previously been loaned to Leeds United, where he contributed significantly to their promotion to the Premier League with impressive goal and assist statistics. His experience in the league and knowledge of the city could ease his transition to West Ham. The club recently sold Cristhian Sumarell to Saudi Arabia's Al-Hilal for 64.5 million euros and hopes Solomon can fill the gap left by Sumarell's departure, similar to his successful stint at Leeds.

West Ham has a history of Israeli players, including Eyal Berkovic and Yossi Benayoun, adding context to Solomon's potential move. The transfer would mark a new chapter for Solomon as he seeks consistent playing time and impact in English football's second tier.