Tottenham Hotspur have signed Omar Marmoush from Manchester City on a season-long loan, the Premier League club has said, with the deal including an obligation to make the Egypt forward’s move permanent at the end of the season. British media said the obligation to buy is for a guaranteed 50 million pounds ($68m), with 10 million pounds more in add-ons. I’m so excited to get started with the team, and I can’t wait to meet the fans,” the 27-year-old said in a statement released on Thursday.
He scored only three goals in 21 Premier League matches for City last term, a far cry from the seven goals in his first half-season at the Etihad Stadium. De Zerbi, who took over at Spurs in March and helped them avoid relegation, wanted to add forwards to a rebuilt squad after they added midfielders Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes plus defender Jan Paul van Hecke for a combined 237 million pounds ($322m). Spurs have also signed Brazilian winger Savio, formerly known as Savinho, from City in a deal reportedly worth about 75 million pounds ($102m) and a further 10 million pounds in add-ons.
Marmoush is a versatile forward capable of playing centrally or from the left wing, with the Egyptian expected to receive more playing opportunities under De Zerbi at Tottenham. Spurs have needed more attacking quality after two difficult seasons in which they finished a lowly 17th in both. Marmoush represented Egypt at the 2026 World Cup, playing five games, albeit without scoring, as they reached the last 16 before being eliminated by eventual runners-up Argentina.
Tottenham got off to a terrible start in their Premier League opener with a 3-0 drubbing at Brentford. They next host Newcastle United on Saturday.
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