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Manchester City Football Club is delighted to announce that an agreement has been reached with Eintracht Frankfurt for the transfer of Egyptian forward Omar Marmoush. The deal, valued at approximately €70 million, follows extensive negotiations between the two clubs after Eintracht Frankfurt initially rejected the first bid by City.
Marmoush, 25, has been a standout performer in the Bundesliga this season, netting 15 goals in 17 matches. His exceptional pace, technical skill, and precise finishing have made him one of Europe’s most sought-after talents. This acquisition comes at a pivotal time for Manchester City, aiming to bolster their attacking options following the departure of Julián Álvarez to Atlético Madrid. Marmoush’s versatility and goal-scoring prowess are expected to complement Erling Haaland, providing manager Pep Guardiola with enhanced tactical flexibility.
The Egyptian international began his European career with VfL Wolfsburg before transferring to Eintracht Frankfurt, where he has continued to develop and impress. In light of the impending transfer, Marmoush will not participate in Eintracht Frankfurt’s upcoming fixture against Borussia Dortmund, as he prepares to join Manchester City.
This signing underscores Manchester City’s commitment to strengthening their squad amid a competitive Premier League season. The club is also reportedly finalizing deals for defensive talents Vitor Reis from Palmeiras and Abdukodir Khusanov from Lens, reflecting a strategic approach to squad depth and future planning.
Omar Marmoush’s arrival is eagerly anticipated by fans and analysts alike, as his dynamic playing style is poised to make a significant impact at the Etihad Stadium. The club will provide further updates regarding his integration into the team and potential debut in due course.
