Omar Marmoush Set for Tottenham Medical as Spurs Continue Massive Spending Spree

Tottenham Hotspur are showing no signs of slowing down in the transfer market. 💰🔥 The North London club are now on the verge of completing another blockbuster deal with Manchester City, with Omar Marmoush set to undergo his medical ahead of his move to Spurs. The Egypt international has agreed to join Tottenham on an initial season-long loan, with the deal containing an obligation to buy worth up to £60 million. Sky Sports reports that the package consists of a £50 million guaranteed payment plus a potential £10 million in bonuses. Marmoush is therefore set to follow former Manchester City teammate Sávio through the door at Tottenham. Sávio completed his move earlier this week in a deal worth £75 million initially, potentially rising to £85 million with add-ons. The Brazilian winger has already been officially unveiled by Spurs. And now Marmoush is next. The Egyptian forward arrived at Manchester City from Eintracht Frankfurt in January 2025 and showed flashes of his quality during his time at the Etihad. However, increased competition and changes within City's squad have opened the door for a new challenge. Tottenham's move for Marmoush represents another huge statement from the club under manager Roberto De Zerbi, who is overseeing an extraordinary rebuild. The Spurs spending spree has already passed the £300 million mark, with the additions of Sávio, Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes and other players. Once Marmoush's transfer is factored into the overall package, Tottenham's spending is set to move dramatically higher. The two Manchester City deals alone could eventually be worth around £170 million if all the relevant add-ons and obligations are triggered. 💰 Sávio: £75m + £10m potential add-ons 💰 Marmoush: £50m guaranteed + up to £10m bonuses 💸 Combined potential value: Around £170m Marmoush also gives Tottenham another versatile attacking option. The 27-year-old can operate through the middle or from wide positions, bringing pace, movement and creativity to a Spurs attack that is undergoing a major transformation. His arrival could also increase competition for places among Tottenham's forwards, with the club looking to build a squad capable of competing at a much higher level after a difficult previous campaign. For Manchester City, meanwhile, the departures of Sávio and Marmoush represent another significant reshaping of the squad under new manager Enzo Maresca. For Spurs supporters, however, the message is clear: the club is spending big and aiming for a completely different future. First Sávio. Now Marmoush. Tottenham are shopping at Manchester City — and spending serious money