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Fiorentina Waits to Lower Price for Israeli Midfielder Manor Solomon
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First reported by Mako · 17 hours ago
What happened
Fiorentina is delaying its move to buy Israeli midfielder Manor Solomon from Tottenham, aiming to negotiate a lower transfer fee after their purchase option expired. Solomon's Portuguese passport helps Fiorentina comply with Serie A's non-European player limits, making him a valuable target despite Tottenham's plans to exclude him.
- 01Manor Solomon impressed in Tottenham's pre-season but is not in the club's plans.
- 02Fiorentina wants to buy Solomon but is waiting to lower the transfer fee from Tottenham.
- 03The purchase option for Solomon expired in May at 10 million euros.
- 04Fiorentina hopes to pay a single-digit million euro fee instead.
- 05Solomon's Portuguese passport exempts him from Serie A's non-European player registration limits.
- 06Fiorentina's delay is part of a wider summer transfer strategy.
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