Reports have revealed the date on which Egyptian international star Omar Marmoush, a player for Manchester City’s first football team, will undergo a medical examination in preparation for his transfer to Tottenham Hotspur during the ongoing summer transfer window.
Tottenham, under the guidance of their Italian manager Roberto De Zerbi, aims to restructure the English club so that it can once again compete for the Premier League title.
Previously, De Zerbi had shown significant interest in signing Omar Marmoush, viewing him as the right bet to lead the Spurs’ attack next season.
On Tuesday afternoon, Tottenham announced the signing of Brazilian international Savinho after reaching an agreement with Manchester City that summer (click here for details).
According to journalist Mike McGrath, who reported via the British newspaper The Telegraph, Omar Marmoush will undergo a medical examination at Tottenham today, Wednesday.
It was reported that the 27-year-old player’s transfer fee will be 60 million British pounds, as he joins his former teammate Savinho.
Omar Marmoush faced significant difficulty in securing a place in Manchester City’s starting lineup last season under Pep Guardiola, and this situation appears set to continue, given Maresca’s reliance on Haaland as a starter, as evidenced by the Community Shield match against Arsenal.
