Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City are reportedly close to finalizing a double deal to sign Omar Marmoush and Savinho. Journalist Lyall Thomas of Sky Sports announced on X that negotiations between the two Premier League clubs are now at an advanced stage. This potential transfer comes shortly after the announcement of Savinho's move to North London. Recent investments in football could influence these moves.
A new attacking duo in the works
According to Lyall Thomas, discussions between Tottenham and Manchester City over Omar Marmoush are progressing rapidly. The London club is reportedly close to finalizing the arrival of the Egyptian striker, just days after securing a deal for Savinho. This double transfer raises tactical questions for Manchester City, especially as Jérémy Doku remains injured. With Savinho already gone and Doku unavailable, Marmoush’s departure would further deplete the Citizens’ attacking options at the start of the season. Roberto De Zerbi is banking on this double signing to bolster his attack. Since arriving at Manchester City from Eintracht Frankfurt for £60 million, Marmoush has often been deployed on the wings or overshadowed by Erling Haaland. The player now wants to return to a central striker role, where he scored 37 goals in 67 matches in Germany.
Tottenham’s attack set to be boosted
If these transfers go through, Tottenham would boast a formidable attacking duo with Savinho and Marmoush. The former brings pace and creativity on the wings, while the latter offers clinical finishing up front. Roberto De Zerbi would thus have an ideal blend of versatility and goal-scoring efficiency. This deal, valued at around £140 million, underscores the London club’s ambition to build a competitive team capable of challenging for major trophies. Tottenham is aiming to establish itself as a serious contender in the Premier League.
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