After Eyal Berkowitz, Roni Rosenthal, the late Avi Cohen, Yossi Benyon, Tomer Hemed, Biram Kiel, Walid Badir and more, Manor Solomon - the star of the Israeli national team - is on his way to the best league in the world after signing for Fulham for next season. Shakhtar Donetsk for 9 million euros will try to help the Londoners who qualified for the top league in the kingdom, stay there for a long time.
Solomon, whose name has been linked with a number of big teams in Europe over the past year and a half, such as Arsenal, Tottenham, Leeds, Roma, Atalanta and others, has chosen the Cotjars and is set to replace Fabio Carvalho, whose transfer to Liverpool was closed several months ago.
This morning (Thursday), the team's reporter Jack Collins analyzed Solomon's move and claims that this is a step back in his career for the 22-year-old Israeli, probably when quite a few larger teams were interested in joining him.
"Bringing him to Fulham and more at such a price is a big move for the club. He is a player at the level of the Champions League, and in a sense it is a step backwards for him, but a lot of players are taking a step back to get to the Premier League.
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Collins added: "Better teams wanted him in the past, but the strange situation he got into was crucial. I saw that he was said to be Fabio Carvalho's replacement, but to me that's not accurate. He's not the same type of player. One manor who gets the ball and passes players, he "Comes to play on the left wing. He is able to play about 10, but I do not think he comes to man this role. He is a bit small and skinny, but agile and fast, with great control of the ball. He is able to score goals, he knows how to create situations."
Finally, he wrote in his analysis: "My concern is that he seems to become frustrated when his teams do not hold the ball. This is a bit of a worrying point, because he really wants to be involved, constantly wants to touch the ball. Fulham will play defensive football next season, and there will be times he has to deal "Defensive football situations are closing in."
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