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Manor Solomon's back problem on Israel duty
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Manor Solomon came on in the 72nd minute of Israel's 1-1 draw with the Republic of Ireland after reports of a back problem had put his involvement in doubt.
Claret & Hugh quoted an unnamed West Ham insider saying he was in a lot of pain. There is no confirmed diagnosis or reported examination result, and his availability for QPR remains unconfirmed.
No-Guff Summary
- Solomon was named on Israel's bench and then came on in the 72nd minute against the Republic of Ireland.
- An unnamed West Ham insider told Claret & Hugh he was in a lot of pain. The outlet also reported back spasms, without a confirmed diagnosis.
- The earlier reported examination has no supplied result, and his availability for QPR remains unconfirmed.
Solomon doubtful for Ireland match with reported back problem
Manor Solomon's availability for Israel against the Republic of Ireland is in doubt after a reported back problem. Sport1 Maariv, as relayed by Sport Witness, lists the West Ham winger among three players still questionable for Sunday's match.
The report says Solomon is due another test before Israel decide whether he can train with the group on Saturday. The test has not yet ruled him out or cleared him to play. For West Ham, the useful answer is still pending.
Sources
- Sport Witness (opens in a new tab) — Reports that Manor Solomon is doubtful for Israel's UEFA Nations League match against the Republic of Ireland with a back problem, and that another test will help determine whether he can train with the group.
- West Ham Zone (opens in a new tab) — Reports, citing Israeli outlet Sport1, that Manor Solomon is one of three Israel players in doubt for the match against Ireland after experiencing back pain, and that he was due to be examined on Saturday.