Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly planning a surprise summer swoop for Eintracht Frankfurt star Omar Marmoush, according to the German outlet. sports image.
After selling Harry Kane to Bayern Munich last summer, the Lilywhites are yet to sign a new striker to replace the Englishman. Ange Postecoglou has decided to continue with Richarlison in the centre-forward position and the Brazilian has done very well so far this season.
However, despite Richarlison's impressive recent performances, the north London club appear keen to sign a new striker to bolster their attacking department.
Ivan Toney and Santiago Gimenez have been suggested as serious targets for Tottenham, but Marmoush now emerges as a key new option. According to the report of sports imageSpurs have been closely monitoring the Egyptian's development of late ahead of a possible drop this summer.
The report further claims that Frankfurt could demand a fee of around £30 million to let their star player go and that the player dreams of playing in the first division. Spurs could then manage to secure his signature, but they will have to spend a considerable amount of money to lure him to the newly refurbished White Hart Lane.
Marmoush to Tottenham
However, image Establishes that Newcastle UnitedEdit They are also interested in acquiring his service, so the north London club will have to overcome stiff competition from the Magpies to complete any potential deal for him.
After joining Frankfurt last summer, the 25-year-old has enjoyed a stellar campaign so far this season, scoring 15 goals and registering five assists in 28 appearances in all competitions.
Thus, after being impressed by the African's recent performances, Spurs have decided to register their interest in signing him to strengthen their attack.
Marmoush has shown his qualities in the Bundesliga of late and the North Londoners will be hoping to replicate the same performance in the Premier League should he join the club this summer.
However, it will be interesting to see if Tottenham ultimately opt to take a concrete approach to signing the Frankfurt star ahead of next season.
