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Tottenham have secured the services of Manchester City forward Omar Marmoush on a season-long loan, committing to a permanent £60m transfer next year. The Egyptian striker, who primarily served as Erling Haaland's backup, will join a revitalized Spurs squad that has been actively recruiting this summer.
Tottenham have agreed a season-long loan deal with Manchester City for forward Omar Marmoush with an obligation to buy for £60 million (€70.13 million) next year.
The Press Association understands the Egypt international is now set to undergo a medical with the London club and complete the formalities of the move. This follows Tottenham's recent acquisition of Brazil winger Savinho from City for £75m (€87.67 million). Marmoush, who scored 16 goals in 62 games for City, will serve as a key part of Spurs' attacking line-up, joining new signings like Sandro Tonali and Marcos Senesi.
The deal represents a significant investment for Tottenham while allowing City to recoup nearly the full transfer fee paid to Frankfurt
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