Omar Marmoush could emerge as an important target for some of the Premier League heavyweights as scouts watch the Egyptian in action.
According to Caught Offside, scouts from many top Premier League sides are monitoring Omar Marmoush, as some were present during Eintracht Frankfurt’s clash with Bayern Munich. Arsenal are one of those keen on the Egyptian striker, with Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United also in the mix.
Bayern Munich’s trip to face Eintracht Frankfurt was billed as a top-of-the-table clash, and it did not disappoint. In what was a topsy-turvy clash, Frankfurt snatched a late equaliser to settle the game at 3-3, with their Egyptian striker Omar Marmoush proving his big credentials.
The striker got a brace and an assist as Frankfurt kept up with Bayern in the Bundesliga race. Many scouts from the heavyweight Premier League side were present to watch the 25-year-old in action, and they must have returned in a content mood.
Manchester United, Arsenal, and Liverpool are all keen on the striker, while Chelsea are also in the mix. These sides are looking for a new striker in future windows, with one likely to arrive in the summer, as January deals will be a bit difficult and expensive.
Frankfurt are reportedly open to selling Marmoush for around €40 million, which would fit the budgets of those English sides. The 25-year-old wants to explore a Premier League move, which will come in handy if he continues with his good performances throughout the season.
Marmoush could get his Premier League move
Marmoush will have plenty of options ahead of next summer, although those sides are also looking at other strikers. For instance, there’s a big interest in Jonathan David, who is available on a free transfer. However, he will demand high wages, which may let those clubs turn their attention towards Marmoush.
Hence, Marmoush will be able to consider many offers, although the ultimate choice will depend on factors that suit the 25-year-old. Arsenal, Liverpool, and Chelsea could all have space for a new striker, although Manchester United might have to sell one of Rasmus Hojlund’s summer arrivals, Joshua Zirkzee, to accommodate Marmoush.
