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Manor Solomon Aims to Lead West Ham Back to Premier League and European Success

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Israeli winger Manor Solomon has embarked on a new chapter in his career by signing a three-year contract with West Ham United, including an option for a fourth season. In an interview with the club's official website, Solomon expressed his excitement about joining the team and outlined his clear goals: to help West Ham return to the Premier League in the upcoming season and eventually compete for top positions and European competition spots. "Everyone knows what our goal is for the first year: to get back to the Premier League," he said. "West Ham is a huge club in England and deserves to be in the top half of the Premier League."

Having played previously in England for Tottenham, Fulham, and Leeds, Solomon said his familiarity with English football and West Ham's passionate fan base influenced his decision. He praised the club's ambition and rich history, including its 2023 UEFA Europa Conference League victory, stating he wants to help the club reach where it belongs. Solomon also acknowledged the success of fellow Israeli players Yossi Benayoun and Eyal Berkovic at West Ham, expressing his desire to achieve similar success.

Solomon credited conversations with West Ham's manager Nuno Espírito Santo and recruitment director Niels Koppn for convincing him to join despite other options. The 27-year-old highlighted his experience across top leagues and competitions, including the Champions League, and said he feels he is entering his prime. Reflecting on his previous season at Leeds, where he scored 10 goals and assisted 12, he noted overcoming injuries at Tottenham and enjoying his time in the Championship.

Regarding his playing style, Solomon described himself as a creative winger who aims to provide goals and assists while contributing defensively. He emphasized his readiness for the new season, having maintained excellent fitness and participated fully in Tottenham's preseason. Solomon concluded with a message to West Ham fans: "I'm very happy to be here and can't wait to see everyone at the stadium. I will give my all to make them happy."

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