Tottenham and West Ham United appear to have finally reached an agreement over Manor Solomon, after the Hammers’ initial bid was rejected.Manor Solomon has been a big part of Tottenham Hotspur‘s pre-season so far this summer under Roberto De Zerbi.In fact, only Archie Gray has played more minutes than the Israel international so far in pre-season camp. The wide forward’s future has been up in the air this summer, with his agent stating that he is looking to get Solomon a permanent transfer away from Spurs.Regardless, the 27-year-old has looked impressive while on display in friendly games, with his best display coming against Auckland, where he was handed an 8.3 FotMob rating.Credit: @thatfootballphotog / InstagramTottenham reach agreement with West Ham over Manor SolomonWest Ham United are one of the sides reported to be keen on securing the signature of Solomon. Reports claim that the Hammers see the Israel international as a Summerville replacement following the Dutchman’s move to Saudi Arabia. Earlier this week, Spurs Web relayed that West Ham’s offer for Solomon fell short of Tottenham’s valuation, but it now seems like the two sides have finally reached an agreement.According to Fabrizio Romano, Tottenham and West Ham are said to have agreed on a deal for Solomon this summer, with his medical now booked. The Italian journalist has given the deal his trademark Here We Go seal of approval, with West Ham set to pay a £5m fixed fee, £2m in add-ons, in what will be a three-year deal with an option until June 2030.His tweet reads: “Manor Solomon to West Ham, here we go! Deal agreed now and medical booked tomorrow. £5m fixed fee, £2m add-ons to Tottenham. All approved by #THFC, Solomon to sign a 3 year deal at #WHUFC plus option until June 2030.”🚨⚒️ EXCL: Manor Solomon to West Ham, here we go! Deal agreed now and medical booked tomorrow.£5m fixed fee, £2m add-ons to Tottenham.All approved by #THFC, Solomon to sign a 3 year deal at #WHUFC plus option until June 2030. pic.twitter.com/i0I0oG6Wqb— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 8, 2026Spurs set to take summer earnings up to £120.1m with Solomon saleThe sale of Solomon brings an end to the Israel international’s three-year stint at Tottenham following his move from Shakhtar Donetsk.It never really worked for the 27-year-old in the Lilywhites of Spurs, with the wide forward managing just six official appearances.Spurs remain in the market for wide forwards, and many eyes will be on the Lilywhites to see who they bring through the door.The departure of the Israel international takes Spurs’ sales up to seven. Tottenham are also on the brink of selling Ashley Phillips to Middlesbrough for another £7m plus a potential £13m in add-ons.If Tottenham do recieve the full £7m for Solomon and the full price for Phillips, that would take total player sales to £140.1m, and bring their net spend down to just £96m.READ MORE: Watch former Tottenham starlet Will Lankshear scores acrobatic goal on debutThe post Tottenham summer sales could climb to £140m after latest £7m ‘here we go’ appeared first on Spurs Web.