According to press reports, Atlético Madrid may be set for a significant deal during the winter transfer window by signing Egyptian striker Omar Marmoush from Manchester City on loan, due to his reduced role with the English team this season.

According to the website "Fichajes," Marmoush, for whom Manchester City paid 75 million euros after an outstanding season, is experiencing limited playing time and has become a secondary option in coach Pep Guardiola's plans. This has led the player to seriously consider seeking a change of environment in search of regular playing minutes.

The report explained that the Egyptian striker, who scored 8 goals and provided 3 assists in 20 matches last season, has played less than 300 minutes this season, spread across 14 games in the English Premier League and the Champions League. This has caused dissatisfaction for him, especially with important international commitments approaching.

The site pointed out that Manchester City does not oppose the option of loaning the player, given its active moves in the transfer market and the possibility of strengthening the attack with new signings, which opens the door for Marmoush to leave temporarily to regain his form and confidence.

The report confirmed that Atlético Madrid appears to be a suitable destination for both parties, as the Spanish club sees the deal as a valuable market opportunity to strengthen its attack with a player of high technical quality, while the team led by Diego Simeone offers Marmoush a real chance to play an influential role and compete for titles.

The report indicated that the alignment of the player's desire, Manchester City's flexibility, and Atlético Madrid's ambition could make the deal one of the most notable moves of the winter transfer window if a final agreement is reached.