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Manchester City have bolstered their attacking options by signing Egyptian forward Omar Marmous h from Eintracht Frankfurt for a fee in the region of €70million (£59m) to €75m, plus bonuses.

Egyptian scored 15 goals in 17 Bundesliga appearances for Eintracht Frankfurt before making the move to Manchester. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Abdukodir Khusanov threatened to make headlines for all the wrong reasons on his Manchester City debut but only an offside flag denied Omar Marmoush a dream beginning with the club in an entertaining 3-1 Premier League win over Chelsea.

The Egyptian striker is officially the owner of the No. 7 shirt at Manchester City after completing his transfer from Eintracht Frankfurt. The defending English champions reportedly paid a $73 million fee to bring the in-form Marmoush to the Etihad during the January transfer window.

Manchester City have been overly reliant on Erling Haaland since Julian Alvarez's departure to Atletico Madrid. Can Eintract Frankfurt star Omar Marmoush fill the void?

Manchester City has taken its spending this week to around $150 million by signing Egypt forward Omar Marmoush in a move that provides some belated backup to star striker Erling Haaland.

Yesterday saw Omar Marmoush and Abdukodir Khusanov make their debuts for Manchester City against Chelsea. In the case of Marmoush, in the 74 minutes that he was on the pitch, he showed that. The Egyptian international put in an all-action display in City’s crucial 3-1 win over Enzo Maresca’s side.

Omar Marmoush seems on the verge of joining Manchester City as his current club Eintracht Frankfurt confirmed it's in talks with City and says the Egyptian striker will probably leave.

Eintracht Frankfurt strengthens its attack with a €26 million signing, covering the departure of Omar Marmoush.

The new City signing has big numbers, but Frankfurt has a history of selling strikers who then collapse elsewhere