Manor Solomon could reach a major international milestone during the break after being named in Israel’s squad for four Nations League fixtures.
The West Ham United winger currently sits on 49 senior caps, meaning his next appearance will be his 50th for his country.
Israel begin their Nations League campaign away to Austria on Thursday 24 September before facing the Republic of Ireland, Kosovo and Ireland again.
Solomon closing in on 50 Israel caps
West Ham confirmed that Solomon has been selected by Ran Ben-Shimon after making an encouraging start to life in east London.
The 27-year-old made his senior Israel debut against Albania in September 2018 and has scored eight international goals.
Supporters can follow every Hammer away with their country in our West Ham international break hub.
Solomon making early West Ham impact
Solomon joined West Ham from Tottenham Hotspur in August and has already scored twice for Nuno Espírito Santo’s side.
He struck on his Championship debut against Burnley before finding the net again in the 6-0 victory over Wrexham.
His influence continued against Millwall, where his cross allowed Konstantinos Mavropanos to head home the equaliser in a 2-2 draw.
Solomon’s full season statistics, contract details and career record can be found in our Manor Solomon player profile.
The next few weeks now give him the opportunity to combine his promising West Ham start with a landmark international appearance.
