Roberto De Zerbi has sparked excitement and questions among Tottenham fans, revealing that the club is close to signing a stunning deal this week.
De Zerbi, Tottenham's coach, confirmed that the team has only completed 60% of its transfer market plan so far.
The British newspaper "Evening Standard" identified five players that Tottenham may seek to sign, after losing one of its potential deals due to Bournemouth striker Junior Kroupi suffering an injury that will sideline him for up to four months.
Among these players is Manchester City striker Omar Marmoush, as Tottenham has expressed interest in signing the Egyptian star.
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Marmoush had delivered outstanding performances after arriving in the Premier League from Eintracht Frankfurt in January 2025, but he struggled to maintain that level.
Marmoush scored only 3 goals in his first full season with Manchester City, and he has fallen out of the club's plans and is no longer part of their future strategy.
Marmoush impresses De Zerbi with his versatility and attacking duties as a player capable of dropping deep or bursting into spaces behind defenders, and the Egyptian needs Tottenham's coach's help to regain his confidence in front of goal.
Marmoush has proven his goal-scoring attacking abilities in the Premier League despite a difficult season last year, and at nearly 27 he is approaching the stage of footballing maturity that De Zerbi seeks to benefit from after battling relegation for two seasons.
Omar Marmoush competes with Stuttgart striker Deniz Undav, Sunderland striker Brian Brobbey, Manchester City star Savinho, and Paris Saint-Germain star Bradley Barcola to bolster the Spurs' attacking line next season.
It is worth noting that Tottenham has spent £237 million and signed six deals this summer, yet it still wants to strengthen its attacking options before the transfer window closes.