West Ham Halts Negotiations to Sign Israeli Winger Manor Solomon Over Financial Disputes
Manor Solomon, the 27-year-old Israeli winger currently with Tottenham Hotspur, continues to seek a club for the upcoming season despite his strong preseason performances. According to David Ornstein of The Athletic, negotiations between West Ham United and Tottenham to transfer Solomon have stalled due to financial disagreements. West Ham, recently relegated to the English Championship, is reportedly willing to pay around £5 million for Solomon but refuses to agree to the performance-related bonuses Tottenham demands if the club returns to the Premier League with Solomon on the squad.
In parallel, Fiorentina remains interested in signing Solomon but has yet to meet Tottenham's financial expectations. Last season, Solomon was loaned to Villarreal and Fiorentina, scoring three goals in 22 appearances across La Liga and Serie A. Previously, in the 2024/25 Championship season, he scored 10 goals and provided 13 assists in 39 appearances for Leeds United, helping them secure promotion to the Premier League.
The ongoing financial disagreements highlight the challenges Solomon faces in securing a permanent club for the new season, with West Ham and Fiorentina both negotiating but unable to meet Tottenham's terms so far.
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