Another Tottenham Hotspur player has just sealed an exit from N17, thus further reducing the Lilywhites’ net spend this summer.While a lot has been made of the big money Spurs spent at the start of the window on new additions, the club have also been proactive in moving players on.Radu Dragusin, Alfie Devine, Luka Vuskovic, Alejo Veliz, Tynan Thompson and Will Lankshear have already departed the club this transfer window.Those six departures have seen Tottenham raise £113.1m, which means the club’s net spend stands at just around £124m for the window (Dragusin on loan with an obligation to buy).Credit: @thatfootballphotog / InstagramManor Solomon completes move to Tottenham from West HamSpurs have now confirmed that Manor Solomon has completed a permanent move to West Ham United.The Israeli international, who has not made a competitive appearance for Tottenham in nearly three years, will now make the move across London and aid the Hammers in their efforts to bounce straight back up to the Premier League.Solomon was one of Roberto De Zerbi’s most-used players in pre-season, and Spurs are extremely short on attacking reinforcements, but even that wasn’t enough to keep him in North London.We have reached agreement with West Ham United for the transfer of Manor Solomon.— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) August 10, 2026 According to Fabrizio Romano, West Ham have agreed to pay a £5m fixed fee, £2m in add-ons for Solomon.Assuming Spurs receive the full add-ons, their total player sales for the summer rise over £120m, with their net spend for the window now dropping to just £117m.Two centre-backs nearing Spurs exitsMore exits are expected to follow from Hotspur Way over the coming days, with one young centre-back and a senior defender both close to departing.Ashley Phillips was expected to join Middlesbrough for an initial fee of £7m, with add-ons worth £13m, making the total package worth £20m. However, that move is now in doubt due to some issues during his medical.Additionally, Cristian Romero is on the verge of leaving Spurs, with the Lilywhites expected to receive around €40m (£34.2m) for the Argentine.READ MORE: Tottenham advance Savinho talks as Manchester City stance becomes clearerThe post Tottenham officially announce 7th permanent exit as sales climb to over £120m appeared first on Spurs Web.