Tottenham spent nearly 250 million pounds this summer, yet Roberto De Zerbi, the Spurs coach, clarified that his team's work in the transfer market is not over yet.
De Zerbi said: "We have completed 60% of our project in the transfer market, and it is not over yet, now we have another big bomb, and I hope it will happen soon".
The "Daily Mail" newspaper reviewed the identity of many candidates who could be behind Roberto De Zerbi's resounding and mysterious surprise in the transfer market, as the Egyptian Omar Marmoush, Manchester City's star, is one of these players.
Omar Marmoush arouses Roberto De Zerbi's great admiration, and that seems clear despite the Egyptian having played only eight matches as a starter under Pep Guardiola's leadership in the league last season.
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De Zerbi prefers to rely on a striker who drops back to contribute to building the play, as he used to employ Joao Pedro with Brighton, creating spaces after the defenders leave their positions, which was mastered by Kaoru Mitoma or Simon Adingra, and he also relied on Mason Greenwood, Marseille's top scorer last season under his leadership.
Tottenham have set their sights on signing Bournemouth striker Junior Kroupi strongly before he suffered an injury that forces him to be absent from the pitches for four months.
Marmoush was accustomed to dropping back to receive the ball at Manchester City last season when he played alongside Haaland as an attacking duo, which helps his teammates to surge forward quickly.
One of the situations against West Ham last season demonstrates Omar Marmoush's ability to hold onto the ball, allowing both Semenyo and Haaland, Aurélien and Bernardo Silva to surge forward, as he succeeded in attracting the defender assigned to mark him before passing wonderfully to Silva who placed the ball with a wonderful technical touch into the net.
It is clear that Marmoush's ability to create spaces for his teammates is ideal for the style of play that De Zerbi prefers, who also wants strikers capable of turning and penetrating the penalty area to exploit the opportunities gifted by the wingers.
Marmoush's ability to finish an attack against Wolverhampton is also evident when he was leading Manchester City's attacking line alone in January, where he outperformed the defender with wonderful speed to receive a cross from Matheus Nunes.
Marmoush gives De Zerbi an additional option as he is capable of participating as a pure striker or left winger, the position in which he also excelled, through the hat-trick he scored against Newcastle United.
Marmoush represents an excellent option with offensive explosiveness on the left side, as he possesses great speed, and is among the 25 fastest players in the World Cup tournament where his maximum speed reached 21.9 miles per hour.
Alongside Marmoush, other candidates appear to strengthen Tottenham's attacking line next season, such as Liverpool striker Cody Gakpo, Atletico Madrid star Julian Alvarez, Juventus' former striker Dusan Vlahovic, Manchester United player Marcus Rashford, and Inter Milan star Lautaro Martinez.