West Ham has identified Manor Solomon as a top candidate to strengthen the attack
In England, it is claimed that the Hammers are interested in the Israel national team player, who is with Tottenham on its pre-season tour in Australia and New Zealand. Fiorentina is also still in the picture.
Manor Solomon may remain in the Premier League for the upcoming season, but move to a new destination. According to reports in England, West Ham is interested in signing the Israel national team player from Tottenham during the current transfer window. West Ham is looking to strengthen its attacking front following the sale of Crysencio Summerville to Al-Hilal, and sees Solomon as a suitable candidate to fill the void. The club believes that the ability he displayed during his loan spell at Leeds United can also be translated to the Premier League.
The 27-year-old winger returned to Tottenham this summer after loan spells at Villarreal and Fiorentina, but his future at the club seems far from guaranteed. Although Solomon is currently participating in Tottenham's pre-season tour in Australia and New Zealand, and even started in two friendly matches under manager Roberto De Zerbi, it is estimated that he is not in the club's long-term plans.
Another team that may still join the race for his services is Fiorentina. Although the Italians chose not to exercise the 10 million euro purchase option included in the previous loan agreement, reports suggest they have not completely ruled out the possibility of renewing their interest. Solomon has two years left on his contract with Tottenham, so the London club is in a strong bargaining position and will be willing to sell him if an offer that meets its demands arrives. Meanwhile, West Ham continues to monitor developments closely, and it is estimated that negotiations could gain momentum as the transfer window deadline approaches.
