Senior journalist confirms: Manor Solomon deal is in the "final stages"

Manor Solomon is expected to become West Ham's new player in the coming days. The relegated Premier League side returned to negotiations after freezing them, reached an agreement with Tottenham regarding his purchase, and is set to complete the deal before the start of its season in the English second division. Senior journalist Fabrizio Romano also confirmed this, tweeting last night (Friday):

"West Ham advancing to final stages of Manor Solomon deal with Tottenham and player's camp. Deal progressing, West Ham confident."

The transfer fee between the clubs is estimated at approximately 8 million euros, with the Hammers set to offer the 27-year-old Israeli winger a four-year contract.

This move marks a fourth stop for Solomon in English football, having previously played for Fulham (which he joined in the summer of 2022 and recorded an impressive streak of five goals in five matches), Tottenham (which he joined in the summer of 2023), and Leeds United (with whom he played in the 2024/2025 season and helped them earn promotion back to the Premier League).

Solomon's club career overseas also includes four seasons at Ukraine's Shakhtar Donetsk, where he scored, among others, in the Champions League against Real Madrid and Manchester City, alongside loan spells at Spain's Villarreal and Italy's Fiorentina. Now, West Ham hopes that Solomon will replicate the ability he displayed in the Championship with Leeds and help the club return quickly to the main stage of English football.