Hull City are tracking Tottenham Hotspur winger Manor Solomon as the Premier League club look to offload the 27-year-old before the new season. The Israel international, valued at around £20m, is surplus to requirements under Roberto De Zerbi, with West Ham currently leading the chase. Hull City, fresh from a 6th-place Championship finish in 2025 (73 pts, 21W-10D-15L), have registered interest and are assessing whether a deal aligns with their summer recruitment.
Why is Solomon on the move?
Manor Solomon joined Spurs on a free transfer from Fulham in 2023 but has made just five senior appearances, spending time on loan at Leeds United, Villarreal and Fiorentina. With Tottenham reshaping their squad after a 17th-place Premier League finish, Solomon is one of several players expected to depart before the 21 August season opener.
What would he bring to Hull City?
Solomon offers top-flight experience and versatility, having played across Europe’s elite leagues. His potential arrival would signal Hull City’s ambition under Sergej Jakirovic, especially after their strong 2025 campaign (70 goals scored, 66 conceded, +4 GD). The Tigers, who ended last season with a 1-0 win over Middlesbrough (2026-05-23), are on a two-game winning run (WWDWL form).
What happens next?
Tottenham are open to offers between £10m and £20m, with Championship clubs like Hull City weighing up the finances. West Ham remain frontrunners, but the Tigers’ involvement highlights their intent to compete at the top end of the second tier. A permanent move for Solomon could materialise quickly as Spurs finalise their squad overhaul.
