Marsh enters the radar of top European clubs

Tottenham Hotspur has entered the race to sign Egyptian international Omar Marmoush during the summer transfer window, amid interest from several European clubs. Manchester City is reportedly asking for around €60 million for his departure.

According to 'CaughtOffside', Tottenham's coach, Roberto De Zerbi, is keen on acquiring Marmoush, and the London club is preparing to make an official offer in the coming days to secure the deal.

Meanwhile, Galatasaray continues its attempts to sign the player on loan with an option to buy, preparing a substantial financial offer, although Marmoush's annual salary of around €10 million poses a challenge for completing the transfer.

The report added that Juventus is considering the Egyptian forward as part of their attacking options, while several Bundesliga clubs are monitoring his situation, and Aston Villa has also shown interest in signing him.

The competition for Marmoush's signature currently appears to be between Tottenham, Barcelona, and Juventus, with increasing chances of his departure from Manchester City during the summer transfer window.

Marmoush has participated in 61 matches for Manchester City, scoring 16 goals and providing 6 assists, as he seeks more opportunities for regular first-team action.