Omar Marmoush is among a number of Eintracht Frankfurt’s best players that are not deemed ‘unsellable’ by the club, their director of football has admitted.The Egypt international, who has been

Manchester City are working on deals to sign Omar Marmoush and Abdukodir Khusanov this month. There are no agreements in place for either player yet but discussions are advancing as City intensify their efforts to recruit both.

Manchester City look to be aiming to strengthen their squad during the January transfer window, with names such as Frankfurt's Omar Marmoush linked with a poten

Sky Germany reports that Eintracht Frankfurt are demanding €80m for striker Omar Marmoush as he attracts interest from Manchester City.The Premier League side are said to already be in advanced

Manchester City are interested in signing Eintracht Frankfurt striker Omar Marmoush, who could be available for around £50m this month.

Mohamed Salah has had his say on international teammate Omar Marmoush as the Eintracht Frankfurt star is linked with a move to Manchester City after links to Liverpool.

Officials at Manchester City are preparing their first offer to Eintracht Frankfurt for Omar Marmoush, having made the Egyptian forward their primary target this month.It is the first of two markets

But speaking during a recent interview, as translated and relayed by the Manchester Evening News, director of football at Eintracht Frankfurt, Markus Krosche has admitted that Omar Marmoush is not ‘unsellable’ despite his importance to the ongoing success of the club.

Manchester City are reportedly interested in Omar Marmoush – below is everything you need to know about him.Starting out his career in his native Egypt for Wadi Degla, Marmoush only played 18

Sky Germany reports that Eintracht Frankfurt are demanding €80m for striker Omar Marmoush as he attracts interest from Manchester City. The Premier League side are said to already be in advanced talks with the player over a winter move to Manchester but Frankfurt are, unsurprisingly, reluctant to lose their best player halfway through the season.