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Gravitational collapse forms a soliton

Recently the concept of a soliton has been extended to include solutions of gravitational field equations. Here it is suggested that static spherically symmetric Einstein scalar fields are candidates for solitons and that furthermore these provide a representation of what remains after gravitational collapse. The stability of solitons would explain why no remanent has been detected after collapse.