West Ham sign winger Solomon from Tottenham

What the report says

West Ham United have completed the signing of winger Manor Solomon from Tottenham on a three-year contract, according to BBC Sport Football. The club did not reveal the transfer fee, but BBC Sport reported that West Ham are understood to have paid about £5m for the 27-year-old Israel international. Solomon becomes the Hammers’ third permanent signing of the summer as they prepare for their first season outside the top flight since 2011-12.

Solomon arrives after a series of loan spells, including time with Fiorentina in Italy, Leeds United and Villarreal following his move to Spurs in 2023. BBC Sport noted that he made 19 appearances for Fiorentina last season and has been capped 49 times by Israel. His career also includes success at Shakhtar Donetsk in Ukraine, where he won three titles, and a role in Leeds’ Championship-winning campaign in 2024-25.

The move comes as West Ham continue to reshape the squad after relegation, with departures including winger Crysencio Summerville and midfielder Mateus Fernandes. Solomon said he was attracted by West Ham’s history in England and Europe and described promotion back to the Premier League as the immediate goal. More broadly, the signing fits into the club’s push to strengthen for the Championship season while aiming to return quickly to the top flight.