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West Ham United have reached a full agreement with Tottenham Hotspur for the transfer of Manor Solomon, according to transfer reporter Fabrizio Romano. The Israeli international is scheduled to undergo a medical tomorrow ahead of finalising a permanent move to East London. Solomon will sign a three-year contract at the London Stadium running until June 2029, with West Ham retaining an option to extend the deal until June 2030. Spurs will receive an initial £5 million, plus £2m in add-ons. Solomon joined Tottenham in the summer of 2023 on a free transfer after an impressive loan spell at Fulham. However, his debut campaign in North London was severely disrupted by knee surgery, restricting him to just six appearances across all competitions. In search of regular football, the winger embarked on consecutive loan spells. Recognising Solomon’s desire for regular first-team football, Spurs were willing to sanction a permanent exit. While there was interest from Championship side Hull City and several Italian clubs, West Ham acted decisively to secure their target. For West Ham, signing Solomon fulfils a key recruitment goal to add flair, pace, and experience to their attacking unit. With medical checks scheduled for tomorrow and all documentation approved by both clubs, West Ham expect to announce Solomon as their latest signing imminently. Nuno Espirito Santo’s side began their 2026-27 campaign with a comeback 3-1 victory over Portsmouth in Saturday’s EFL Cup tie. After falling behind to Adrian Segecic’s opener, West Ham turned the game around thanks to a Taty Castellanos double, either side of Jarrod Bowen’s strike. The Hammers now prepare for their blockbuster Championship opener against Burnley at Turf Moor and hope to have Solomon available for his debut.