What Manor Solomon has decided as West Ham seek Tottenham transfer agreement

West Ham United have identified Tottenham Hotspur winger Manor Solomon as their latest target.

The Israel international is currently in Australia with Spurs, despite spending the last two seasons out on loan.

Solomon moved to Fiorentina last season, but didn't exactly set Italy alight like his other spell away from North London.

That came with Leeds United, dropping into the Championship in the 2024/25 season under Daniel Farke.

What followed was immediate success, as he guided the West Yorkshire club to the Championship title.

Just as he did with Farke, that's what Nuno Espirito Santo will have in mind at the London Stadium.

What demands has Manor Solomon made to Tottenham?

After two years away on loan, it appears that the winger has had enough.

The Daily Mail has reported on Wednesday that Solomon wants his next move to be a permanent transfer, with the Irons interested.

It's said that his agent has informed Spurs that another loan move simply won't cut it at this stage of his career.

That's said to suit Tottenham at this stage, as they look to recoup more funds into their transfer budget after a busy summer.

Mateus Fernandes was obviously part of that, moving across London for a huge £85million.

The season that Manor Solomon destroyed the Championship

West Ham Zone has heavily covered Jarrod Bowen deciding to stay at the London Stadium.

Now, it's all about finding another winger who can compliment him on the opposite flank, and Solomon could be that man.

Crysencio Summerville's huge sale to Al-Hilal took West Ham near to £150m in player exits this summer.

So, money shouldn't be an issue.

Back in 2024, Solomon moved to Elland Road to somewhat recover his career after a long and hard injury.

What followed was 39 appearances for Leeds, scoring 10 goals and adding a further 12 assists.

That included an injury time winner on the final day to secure them the Championship title, showing he can do it in the huge moments.

Solomon may not be a huge name, but he's perfect for what West Ham and Nuno need in the Championship.

Tottenham are open to his sale, he wants to leave, and so it's up to the Hammers to make that happen.