Omar Marmoush, the Egyptian international forward, joined Tottenham Hotspur from Manchester City, announcing his adoption of the number 22 shirt. The London club confirmed the signing in a season-long loan deal with an obligation to buy, believed to be worth around £60million including add-ons. The player, who previously played for German club Eintracht Frankfurt, is now seeking regular playing minutes under the new manager.
This deal is part of Tottenham's massive summer spending, with the club spending over £300 million on eight new signings so far. Marmoush joined the squad alongside Savio, forming part of manager Roberto De Zerbi's plan to strengthen the attack. The transfer comes at a time when the London club is making significant moves to bolster the squad before the transfer window closes.
Marmoush awaits an opportunity to play with Tottenham in upcoming matches, where he is expected to start against Nottingham Forest or in the Premier League. The Egyptian international, known for his performances with the national team, hopes to deliver good levels to help the team improve its position in the league table this season.
Before joining Manchester City in January 2025, Omar Marmoush played for German club Eintracht Frankfurt, scoring 16 goals and providing 6 assists in 62 appearances across all competitions. The Egyptian international now hopes to regain his form and deliver strong performances with Tottenham, especially since he began his professional career in the English Premier League with the Cityzens.
Marmoush is expected to play his first official match with Tottenham in the team's upcoming fixture, where manager De Zerbi aims to use his attacking abilities. The official debut date in the English Premier League remains open, while the team continues preparations for the new season.
