Omar Marmoush transfer news: Tottenham agree deal to sign Man City forward on loan with £60m obligation to buy

Tottenham have agreed a deal to sign Omar Marmoush from Manchester City. <p>The Egypt forward is set for a medical ahead of completing an initial loan move with a £60m obligation to buy him permanently.</p><ul><li><strong><a href="https://qrcode.skysports.com/TransfersSkySportsApp" target="_blank">Transfer Centre LIVE!</a> | <a href="https://qrcode.skysports.com/skysports/Spursblogarticles" target="_blank">Tottenham news & transfers</a>⚪</strong></li><li><strong><a href="https://qrcode.skysports.com/Spursscores" target="_blank">Spurs fixtures & scores</a> | <a href="https://qrcode.skysports.com/skysports/FreePLHighlightsFirst" target="_blank">FREE Spurs highlights</a>▶️</strong></li><li><strong>Got Sky? <a href="https://qrcode.skysports.com/skysports/WatchPremarticles" target="_blank">Watch Premier League games LIVE on your phone</a>📱</strong></li><li><strong>Not got Sky? <a href="https://www.sky.com/tv/sports?dcmp=Ilc_skysports_nc_articlelink" target="_blank">Latest Sky Sports deals</a> or <a href="https://www.nowtv.com/membership/watch-sky-sports/football/premier-league?DCMP=ilc_skysports_nc_articlelink" target="_blank">stream PL games with no contract</a>📺</strong></li></ul><widget id="2"></widget><p><em>Sky Sports News</em> understands the fee is broken up into a £50m guaranteed payment plus £10m in bonuses.</p><p>Eintracht Frankfurt, who sold Marmoush to City in January 2025, do not have a sell-on clause, contrary to reports.</p><p>The German club received their desired guaranteed fee at the time, plus additional bonuses.</p><p>There were also very few instalments, meaning all payment obligations to Frankfurt have been fulfilled by City.</p><p>Marmoush now looks set to follow former City teammate <strong>Savio </strong>to join Roberto De Zerbi's squad, after the <a href="https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/13575398/savio-transfer-news-tottenham-sign-winger-from-manchester-city-in-lb85m-deal">Brazil winger completed an £85m move to Spurs on Tuesday</a>.</p> <widget id="3"></widget><h3>De Zerbi: Spurs will continue to spend</h3><p>Speaking ahead of Tottenham facing Charlton in the second round of the Carabao Cup on Wednesday, live on <em>Sky Sports</em>, De Zerbi said Spurs would continue to spend in the transfer market.</p><p>The £85m signing of Savio took their spend to over £300m for the summer transfer window after already signing <strong>Sandro Tonali</strong>, <strong>Mateus Fernandes </strong>and <strong>Jan Paul van Hecke.</strong> <strong>Andy Robertson </strong>and <strong>Marcos Senesi </strong>have also arrived on free transfers.</p><p>"I don't feel pressure about the transfer market. If I can, I want to spend more money again without problems, because the other teams don't spend anything different," De Zerbi said.</p><p>"I feel pressure because I am working in one of the best clubs in the world and I would like to help this club to compete to win the titles.</p><p>"I don't know [whether] this season or next season, but, in the end, it's my big target, my personal target.</p><p>"We have nothing less than the other big clubs in the Premier League, especially now, in my time. We are moving very well in the transfer market and why not?</p><p>"I can't understand why Tottenham can't compete with Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal. I don't understand why Tottenham can't spend the same money as Chelsea, Liverpool."</p> <widget id="1"></widget>