Liverpool are interested in signing Frankfurt star Omar Marmoush
Liverpool They are reportedly interested in signing Eintracht Frankfurt star Omar Marmoush, according to Soccer insider information.
The 25-year-old has attracted a lot of attention from a number of top clubs in Europe and has enjoyed a stellar start to this season. In 16 appearances in all competitions, the striker scored 14 goals and provided 10 assists.
The Egyptian has been one of the most prolific attackers in the world this season and is the Bundesliga's top scorer along with Harry Kane. Furthermore, the Eagles have started the new campaign brightly as they currently sit third in the league.
Now, Soccer insider information claims that Liverpool have expressed interest in signing Marmoush if they ultimately fail to retain the Frankfurt star's compatriot Mohamed Salah in the club. The former AS Roma player's current contract is set to expire next summer, so the Reds would lose him for free if they cannot agree on a new contract with him.
Frankfurt would be willing to sell the striker in January if they receive an offer of at least £50m. So, the Reds will have to spend a large sum to buy Marmoush and reportedly Have cash available to spend in the winter window after not spending much in the summer.
Marmoush to Liverpool
However, the report says that Liverpool are not the only club in this race, as city of manchester and western ham United are also planning a raid for him. Therefore, Arne Slot's team will have to overcome some tough competition to close the deal.
Marmoush is a versatile forward as he is comfortable playing in the center forward position and on the left flank. So far this season he has been at his best at Deutsche Bank Park as a striker in a 4-4-2 system.
The Egyptian is fast, technically sound, efficient on set pieces, excellent from the penalty spot and also works very hard out of possession.
If Marmoush continues to produce impressive performances throughout this season, it would be the right decision to attract him to Anfield. However, it will be interesting to see if Liverpool finally take a concrete approach to securing their serve and bolstering the attacking department.
