Manchester City is eager to close the deal of Egyptian forward Omar Marmoush from Bundesliga team Eintracht Frankfurt in 2025. Marmoush is the second-most goal scorer in the Bundesliga just after Bayern’s Harry Kane. Omar has 15 goals and 10 assists in 17 Bundesliga games which is a positive factor for the player considered by Man City.
Manchester City Is Set To Get The Egyptian Forward In His Team, Verbal Agreement Done
Omar has started all 17 games for the German side and played around 95% of playing minutes making him a crucial player for the team. Moreover, 25-aged-forward contributed to 63% of all goals scored by Frankfurt which shows his participation in the game which might be a delight for Pep to use him as a forward option.
Manchester City is looking forward to this defensive midfielder to replace Rodri
Negotiation is ongoing with the German side that might seal the deal for Omar
Eintracht is demanding £67.5m (€80m) price for their most valuable player of the season and negotiation is ongoing from the English side. City’s sporting director Txiki Begiristan is leading the negotiation with Frankfurt to decide an agreed price for this deal.
Man City is offering around £59m (€70m) for Omar with an add ons of €5m-€10m Euros which would triggered through several clauses. Reports state German side could agree to the deal which can ensure a closure of negotiation from both sides.
Manchester City is stabilising their Defense and Attack in the Transfer Window
Pep Guardiola is looking forward to strengthening his attacking option to distribute the responsibility of Erling with a backup option that can give Spanish coach freedom to rotate the squad in the congested schedule.
Manchester side already revitalized their defense with deals of Vitor Reis from Palmeiras and Abdukodir Khusanov from Lens. Now Guardiola intends to strengthen the attack side to make the team capable of competing in every single trophy for the rest of the season.
