Eintracht Frankfurt striker Omar Marmoush is reportedly keen on moving to the Premier League amid links with multiple English clubs.
According to a report from TEAMtalk, Omar Marmoush is pushing for a move to the Premier League amid emerging links with Arsenal, Liverpool, Crystal Palace, and West Ham United. The development will certainly come as a major boost for all four English clubs.
The Egyptian striker is valued at £40 million by Bundesliga club Eintracht Frankfurt, and he could prove to be a useful acquisition for them. Fulham have also been keen on signing Marmoush but failed with a summer move.
Arsenal could certainly use more quality and depth in the attacking unit. Gabriel Jesus has not been a consistent goalscorer for them, and they need to bring in an upgrade on the Brazilian. Signing a quality striker would be ideal for them. If Marmoush is available for a reasonable price, he could prove to be the ideal acquisition for the North London club.
Similarly, Liverpool need to bring in a reliable finisher and Darwin Nunez has not been able to score goals consistently. Diogo Jota is prone to picking up injury problems. They could use more quality in the final third.
Crystal Palace and West Ham keen on Marmoush as well
At Crystal Palace, they do not really need a recognised striker who can lead the line for them. It will be interesting to see if they can compete with the Premier League giants and get a deal done for the Bundesliga star. Marmoush will be hoping to play regularly in the Premier League and Crystal Palace could provide him with that platform.
At Arsenal or Liverpool, game time might not be guaranteed for the Egyptian international. Meanwhile, he has been linked with West Ham United as well. The Hammers have put together a quality squad, and they have brought in a proven manager like Julen Lopetegui as well. However, they are missing quality depth in the attacking unit.
Michail Antonio and Danny Ings have been quite mediocre, and they will need to be replaced. Although West Ham have signed Niclas Fullkrug, they need more quality in that department. Marmoush could prove to be a quality addition. All four clubs have the financial resources to pay the reported £40 million asking price, and it remains to be seen where the Egyptian international striker ends up.
