Reports have revealed Eintracht Frankfurt’s stance on receiving any financial amount during the transfer of Omar Marmoush to English club Tottenham Hotspur.
Tottenham, under the guidance of their Italian manager Roberto De Zerbi, aims to restructure the English club to once again compete for the Premier League title.
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.
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Journalist Florian Plettenberg stated that there is no clause in Omar Marmoush’s contract that allows the German club to receive a sum of money in the event of the Egyptian star’s sale.
He added that Eintracht received the guaranteed amount they requested, which was €75 million, plus an additional €5 million in bonuses and variables. Furthermore, the number of installments was very small, meaning that all payment obligations to Frankfurt have been fulfilled.
🚨🆕 As revealed and now confirmed: Eintracht Frankfurt have NO sell-on clause for Omar Marmoush despite reports. The reason: Eintracht received their desired €75m guaranteed fee at the time, plus an additional €5m in bonuses. There were also very few instalments, meaning all… pic.twitter.com/VGTSkH7CUv — Florian Plettenberg (@Plettigoal) August 26, 2026@Plettigoal
