According to rumours in Spain, Manchester City striker Omar Marmoush has become a significant offensive target, and Barcelona is already setting the stage for a major summer reconstruction.
According to Sport, the 27-year-old is thought to be seen as a potential replacement for Julián Álvarez, the striker for Atlético Madrid, as new head coach Hansi Flick adjusts the team to suit his tactical philosophy.
In addition to their interest in Marmoush, the Catalan powerhouses are making efforts to permanently sign João Cancelo following an outstanding loan stint. According to reports, Barcelona is optimistic that Marmoush may be acquired for less than €75 million, which is seen to be reasonable considering the current market inflation for proven forwards.
Since joining Man City, the Egypt international has made an impression by showcasing his flexibility on the front line. Andy Morrison, a former Man City defender and football commentator, has called Marmoush a “great talent”.
Barca targets City’s African star
There is now uncertainty around Robert Lewandowski’s future; rumours have it that Barcelona is getting ready for life beyond the Polish international, who turns 38 in August. Sport, a Spanish publication, claims that Barcelona has considered Omar Marmoush, an Egyptian star, as a possible Lewandowski replacement.
There is now uncertainty around Robert Lewandowski’s future; rumours have it that Barcelona is getting ready for life beyond the Polish international, who turns 38 in August. Sport, a Spanish publication, claims that Omar Marmoush, an Egyptian star, has been selected by Barcelona as a possible Lewandowski replacement.
Flick’s fondness for fluid, high-pressing tactics is ideally suited to Marmoush’s explosive pace and savvy movement, which allow him to play as a center striker or drift outside. It is said that Barcelona’s athletic department appreciates his work ethic and transitional danger, viewing him as a forward who can stretch defences while upholding tactical discipline.
