"Fulham will need Solomon's speed, he is especially dangerous in transition"
In England, the Israeli was analyzed after the signing: "Moving to a team that is fighting against relegation is a test, but he could be the man needed to stay in the league."
Yossi Benyon greeted: "Manor's show is starting"
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25/07/2022
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It's been up in the air for a long time, but today it was officially announced that Manor Solomon will play in the Premier League next season after being loaned to newcomers Fulham.
Following the signing, "Athletic" analyzed the skill set of the Israel national team player and how he can contribute to the Cottagers.
Journalist Andrew Todos, who covers Ukrainian football and knows Solomon closely from his days at Shakhtar Donetsk, analyzed: "Only after a year and a half at Shakhtar did he start playing in his natural position, on the left wing. He is good at dribbling, he has a low center of gravity and quick feet, he is very technical. He has the ability to overcome players in fights and his finish is also not bad."
Will it help Fulham stay in the league?
Solomon (photo: official website, Fulham's official website)
It's easy to see what his strengths are, he likes to find space," writes The Athletic, "His speed makes him dangerous in passing attacks, as was seen in his goals in the Champions League against Real Madrid."
And what about the Fulham fit? Reporter Peter Roetzler adds: "In the Premier League, Fulham will rely on passing attacks and will need his speed.
He can hold the ball and the team will have to use that to their advantage.
Going from a dominant team in their league like Shakhtar to one struggling against relegation will be a test, but his style of play suggests that he is a winger who is especially dangerous in passing attacks.
He could be exactly the player that Fulham needs to stay in the league." The
excited Solomon, who has been with the team for the past two weeks since it left for the training camp in Portugal and was only introduced today due to bureaucratic reasons, uploaded a post to social networks after the signing in which he wrote: "I am very happy and excited to sign for Fulham.
Among the multitude of commenters was also the professional manager of the Israel national team and former star Yossi Benyon, who was a prominent player in the Premier League and played for West Ham, Arsenal, Chelsea, and of course Liverpool: "Manor's show is starting," Benyon greeted.
Another Israeli who starred in the Premier League and in Liverpool, Roni Rosenthal, wrote: "Welcome to the Premier League. Good luck."
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