West Ham Targets Manor Solomon as Tottenham Plans to Sell Israeli Midfielder

Manor Solomon, currently on loan from Tottenham Hotspur, is attracting strong interest from West Ham United despite his solid performances in Tottenham's preseason matches. Solomon has started all four of Tottenham's preseason games, showcasing good form, but the club is preparing to sell him after two years of loan spells. West Ham, recently relegated to the Championship, is the leading candidate to acquire Solomon and is reportedly ready to offer him regular playing time.

West Ham's interest is partly based on Solomon's successful stint at Leeds United during the 2024-25 season, where he scored 10 goals and provided 13 assists, helping Leeds secure promotion to the Premier League. The Hammers are familiar with Solomon's capabilities from his time in the Championship and hope he can replicate his impact at their club.

West Ham, which previously featured Israeli players Eyal Berkovic and Yossi Benayoun, recently sold Krystian Szymański to Saudi club Al-Hilal for 64.5 million euros. Solomon is seen as a potential key player to fill the gap left by Szymański's departure. Tottenham is open to negotiations for Solomon's transfer, aiming to finalize a deal that benefits all parties involved.