Tottenham Hotspur are closing in on the signing of Omar Marmoush from Manchester City.
The Egyptian International has struggled for regular opportunities at the English club, and he needs to leave in order to play more often.
Omar Marmoush could join Tottenham
Marmoush can operate as a centre forward as well as a wide player. He could be a dynamic attacking option for Tottenham. They need more goals and creativity in the final third, and it remains to be seen whether they can get the deal across the line.
According to Sky Germany, Tottenham have already agreed a verbal move with the player and negotiations between the two clubs are currently advanced, with a conclusion expected soon.
Marmoush is a quality player, and he could add a new dimension to the Tottenham attack. He has previously shown his quality in Germany, where he scored 37 goals and picked up 20 assists in 67 matches with Eintracht Frankfurt. At Manchester City, he has picked up 16 goals and six assists in 62 matches.
Regular football at Tottenham will bring out the best in him. He is at the peak of his career and well settled in England. Regular opportunities at Tottenham could help him rediscover his form and confidence.
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Marmoush could boost Tottenham’s attack
The North London club have been very active in the transfer market this summer, and they have done well to improve the defence and midfield. If they can bring in a couple of quality attackers before the window closes, they could have a really successful season under Roberto De Zerbi.
Marmoush will be hoping to sort out his future quickly and focus on his football as well.
Exciting times for Spurs after years of mediocrity with Past management of the club under Levy’s leadership. I do believe they have paid over the odds for certain players but it’s good to see new arrivals that with proven Premiership credentials. Could be more signings on the way and I am hopeful of a successful season.
i have been a spurs fan for over 55 years and it is heart breaking to see that football is only a financial business now and does not think of the real fans who can no longer afford to go to the games anymore because of the football clubs having to charge the earth to pay for players transfer fees and astronomical weekly wages, most of the players do not have a passion for the club they play for they just want money, money, money, money. and want out when things do not go their way. i love the old spurs.