Tottenham-West Ham Negotiations Stall Over Manor Solomon Transfer
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Manor Solomon's transfer from Tottenham to West Ham is stalled due to disagreements over deal terms, with West Ham offering £5 million but rejecting promotion-related bonuses. Fiorentina also remains interested but has not met Tottenham's financial demands.
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- Manor Solomon's transfer talks between Tottenham and West Ham have paused due to deal structure disagreements.
- West Ham offers about £5 million but rejects Tottenham's demand for promotion-related bonuses.
- Solomon seeks more playing time in the upcoming season.
- Fiorentina is interested in re-signing Solomon after his loan last season.
- Fiorentina has not yet made a financially acceptable offer to Tottenham.
Despite Manor Solomon's strong preseason performances for Tottenham, his potential transfer to West Ham has encountered a significant obstacle. According to David Ornstein of The Athletic, negotiations between the two clubs have currently halted. Solomon, seeking substantial playing time in the upcoming season, has recently attracted West Ham's interest. However, disagreements over the deal's structure are preventing the transfer from moving forward. West Ham is reportedly willing to pay around 5 million pounds for the Israeli winger but refuses Tottenham's demand to include bonuses tied to the club's promotion back to the Premier League if Solomon is part of the squad. Meanwhile, Solomon continues to draw interest from Italy, with Fiorentina, where he was on loan last season, still in talks to re-sign him. However, Fiorentina has yet to submit an offer meeting Tottenham's financial expectations.
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