Everton Want To Sign 25-Year-Old Israel Player: Will The Move Go Through? | OneFootball

Everton might be looking into the upcoming transfer window as a time to strengthen their attack and attacking midfield. They are currently 14th in the Premier League points table with 34 points in 29 matches. The Toffees have won seven matches, drawn 13 and lost nine matches so far in the league.

Leeds will be looking to retain him, given that they are impressed with his performances. They are the favorites to earn a promotion back to the Premier League as they are top of the Championship table. However, it is a pretty close contest in the table and Leeds’ qualification scenario will dictate whether Everton get their hands on the Israeli midfielder.

LEEDS, ENGLAND – JANUARY 22: Manor Solomon of Leeds in action during the Sky Bet Championship match between Leeds United FC and Norwich City FC at Elland Road on January 22, 2025 in Leeds, England. (Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images)

Manor Solomon is a flair-filled winger and a creative midfielder whose playing traits light up the pitch. The Israeli star, now with Leeds United on loan from Tottenham, combines silky dribbling with a fearless approach, often cutting inside from the left to unleash venomous shots. His low centre of gravity aids his quick turns, leaving defenders grasping at air. Blessed with vision, Solomon’s passing unlocks defenses, while his work rate off the ball adds grit to his game. At 25, his creativity and knack for decisive moments (think stunning solo goals) mark him as a Premier League talent with bags of potential still to unlock.

The Israeli star has scored 7 goals in 31 matches so far in the Championship 2024/2025 season. Solomon’s total G/A (goals + assists) is 14 for this season. Solomon passes the ball roughly 34.09 times during a game with a pass completion rate of 89.16%. He also plays 2.26 key passes each game.

Will the deal be beneficial?

Everton should absolutely pursue Manor Solomon in 2025—it’s a cracking move. With his Tottenham loan at Leeds ending and his future unclear, the 25-year-old winger’s flair and goal threat could transform Everton’s attack. His dribbling, vision, and versatility fit David Moyes’s system, adding spark to a side crying out for creativity. A potential bargain signing, Solomon could elevate Everton’s mid-table grind into a push for Europe. However, a lot will depend on whether Leeds qualify for the Premier League or not.