Manor Solomon Nears Transfer From Tottenham to West Ham for €8 Million
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Israeli footballer Manor Solomon is set to transfer from Tottenham to West Ham for about 8 million euros, aiming to help the relegated London club return to the Premier League. This will be his fourth English club, following Fulham, Tottenham, and Leeds United.
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- Manor Solomon is nearing a transfer from Tottenham to West Ham for approximately 8 million euros.
- West Ham was relegated to the Championship and aims to return to the Premier League quickly.
- Solomon has played for Fulham, Tottenham, and Leeds United in England before.
- He scored five goals in five games at Fulham and helped Leeds gain promotion.
- Solomon spent four seasons at Shakhtar Donetsk and had loans at Villarreal and Fiorentina.
- West Ham hopes Solomon will replicate his strong Championship performance to aid their promotion.
Israeli footballer Manor Solomon is close to finalizing his transfer from Tottenham Hotspur to West Ham United in the coming days. West Ham, recently relegated to the English Championship, is expected to pay around 8 million euros for Solomon's transfer. While personal terms between Solomon and West Ham have been agreed upon, the final sale and club agreement remain pending.
This move will mark Solomon's fourth stint in English football, following his time at Fulham, Tottenham, and Leeds United. He joined Fulham in summer 2022, impressively scoring five goals in five games, then moved to Tottenham in summer 2023, and played for Leeds United during the 2024/2025 season, helping them secure promotion back to the Premier League.
Beyond England, Solomon has spent four seasons with Ukrainian club Shakhtar Donetsk, where he scored in the UEFA Champions League against teams like Real Madrid and Manchester City. He also had loan spells at Villarreal in Spain and Fiorentina in Italy. West Ham hopes Solomon will replicate his Championship form from Leeds and contribute to the club's swift return to top-flight English football.
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