Manor Solomon has been driving England mad for the last few weeks and after he scored his fourth goal in four games on Tuesday and each goal is more beautiful than the next, he has become a hot commodity. But where will he play next season? Solomon arrived at Fulham on a temporary contract until the end of the season after he managed to escape the rockets in Donetsk and due to his great ability he became a target of bigger clubs in the Premier League such as the Tottenham mentioned in his context. But now the respected Turkish journalist Akram Koror reports that the team that joined the fight for him is none other than Arsenal, the leader and perhaps the champion on the way. If Solomon does sign with Arsenal he will return to the Champions League, the top club where he starred for Shakhtar Donetsk and scored twice against Real Madrid.
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And meanwhile, the English media are reporting that Fulham is working hard behind the scenes to reach an agreement on a new contract for the Israeli diamond, who came to them on loan from Shakhtar Donetsk. According to journalist Dean Jones, Fulham “is making efforts” to reach an agreement with Shakhtar on the purchase of the player who is “strongly in Tottenham’s sights”.
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According to the report, Fulham will struggle to afford Solomon, who was purchased by Shakhtar for around 6 million euros, but now his estimated market value is much higher and will rise even more as the player continues to star and score.
The one who continued to compliment Solomon after the beautiful goal against Leeds is none other than Alan Shearer. The legendary striker who interpreted the game on the BBC, chose Solomon as the outstanding player and showered him with compliments. Shearer was very enthusiastic about the goal scored by Solomon breaking through the wing and with a kick turned into the corner, which is slowly becoming his trademark in England. “It was an extraordinary move. Leeds knows exactly what Manor Solomon wants to do, but stopping him is a completely different thing,” said Shearer, and emphasized: “Scoring goals like that from the bench is one thing, but Solomon’s game today sends a message to the coach – he wants And you have to remain part of the team.”