Softfootball can confirm that Manor Solomon is set to leave Tottenham Hotspur for West Ham United after the two clubs reached an agreement over a deal worth £5 million fixed plus a further £2 million in add-ons.
The 27-year-old Israeli winger has already agreed personal terms with West Ham and is scheduled to undergo his medical today after Tottenham approved the transfer.
Solomon is expected to sign a three-year contract with the Championship side, with an option extending his stay until 2030. The agreement also includes a 10% sell-on clause, giving Tottenham an additional financial benefit from any future transfer.
The move gives West Ham an experienced attacking option as they prepare for an immediate push to return to the Premier League following their relegation.
Tottenham had been open to selling Solomon last summer, with clubs from England and Spain showing interest in the winger. However, a permanent move failed to materialize at the time.
Now, West Ham have moved decisively to secure his signature at a relatively low initial cost. With the medical booked and the agreement in place, Solomon is expected to complete the move shortly as West Ham begin preparations for their Championship campaign and their immediate return to the top flight.
