West Ham United have agreed a deal to sign Tottenham Hotspur winger Manor Solomon, with the Israeli international set to undergo his medical imminently.
The Hammers will pay an initial £5 million up front for Solomon, with a further £2 million available through add-ons after what were described as lengthy negotiations between the clubs.
Solomon is expected to put pen to paper on a three-year contract at West Ham, with an option included that could extend his stay at the club until June 2030.
The 24-year-old has earned 48 caps for Israel, establishing himself as a key figure for his national side despite a difficult period at club level in north London.
A serious knee injury disrupted Solomon’s debut campaign at Spurs, limiting his opportunities significantly and making it difficult for him to cement a regular place in the first team.
His reputation recovered considerably through a series of loan spells across England, Spain and Italy, rebuilding his confidence and form ahead of this permanent switch.
West Ham are believed to see Solomon as a direct replacement for Crysencio Summerville, who departed the club earlier this summer following their Championship relegation.
The Hammers suffered their first relegation from the Premier League in 14 years and are now actively reshaping their squad with the goal of securing an immediate return to the top flight.
Tottenham have sanctioned the departure as part of a broader squad overhaul, with Solomon expected to be among several players leaving the club this summer.
All parties have now signed off on the transfer, clearing the way for Solomon to complete his medical and finalise his move to east London.
West Ham’s recruitment team will be hopeful that Solomon can rediscover the form that originally made him such an exciting prospect, with his pace and directness a valuable asset in the Championship.
The deal represents an important piece of business for both clubs, with Tottenham recouping funds to reinvest while West Ham bolster their attacking options for a promotion push.
