According Givemesport, Arsenal could emerge as favorites to sign Eintracht Frankfurt striker Omar Marmoush Liverpool focused on a contract extension for Mohamed Salah this winter.
The Gunners have found form with 4 consecutive wins in all competitions and need to maintain consistency to finish the campaign with some titles. A notable signing could be made to improve his prospects and Givemesport reports that Arsenal could have the advantage over Liverpool in the race for Marmoush.
The Egypt international has been a revelation for Frankfurt with 18 goals and 12 assists in just 24 games and could be available for £50m. Liverpool have also been linked with the 25-year-old star but may not compete with Arsenal as their main focus is on retaining Salah, whose contract expires next summer.
Quality forward
Marmoush has been in sensational form for Frankfurt in Germany. He has contributed 30 goals in just 24 outings and it is no surprise that he is attracting high-profile interest. Arsenal are currently trying to catch up with Liverpool in the first division. They are 6 points behind the Reds for first place, but the Merseyside team has one less game against Everton.
With Bukayo Saka Out for over 2 months due to hamstring injury, Gunners could enter the transfer market for a quality attacking recruit. A right winger could be one of the priorities, but his main objective, Nico Williams He has no plans to leave. Athletic Bilbao in the middle of the campaign.
The same can be said of Newcastle UnitedEdit Forward Alexander Isak. The Magpies are unlikely to consider selling the in-form Swede. Eddie Howe's team is challenging champions league football and may not consider any proposals this month.
This could make Arsenal pay attention to Marmoush. The Egyptian can play on the right or left wing, but he is mainly a striker. He had a shot on goal 20% conversation rate in the Bundesliga this season, but he has also been very creative with 9 great chances created for his teammates with his quality distribution.
It has the characteristics that adapt to the coach's playing style. Mikel Arteta at Arsenal, but the big question is whether the Spaniard would give the green light to the transfer or wait until the summer to sign Isak from the Magpies.
