Omar Marmoush
TOT
Center Forward
Left Winger
Poacher
Feb 7, 1999 (27)
Right
6'0"
179 lb
Three shots Saturday
Marmoush recorded three shots (one on goal) in Saturday's 2-0 victory versus Chelsea.
Analysis: Marmoush started his second straight match Saturday, leading the line by himself for Spurs. He managed three shots including one on target, but was subbed off the pitch before Spurs scored their two goals. He was replaced by Dominic Solanke in the 65th minute.
Scores first goal with Tottenham
Marmoush scored once on two shots (both on target) while adding three inaccurate crosses and three corners before being substituted in the 87th minute of Monday's 3-1 victory over Coventry City due to cramps in his calf but didn't suffer any injury, according to coach Roberto De Zerbi, per The Standard. "No, no, no, I think there are no injuries, nothing important."
Analysis: Marmoush opened his scoring account for the season and his new club with a solid attacking performance, finding the back of the net while placing both of his shots on target. The Egyptian forward was also involved in Tottenham's attacking buildup, delivering three crosses and taking three corners, although none of his crosses found a teammate. He required treatment for cramps late in the second half before being replaced in the 87th minute, but the issue is not expected to affect his availability moving forward. Having finally registered his first goal of the campaign, Marmoush will look to build momentum in the coming fixtures and should remain in contention for a starting role in Tottenham's attack.
Scores in win over Coventry
Marmoush was subbed out in the 87th minute of Monday's 3-1 win versus Coventry City. He scored one goal to go with two shots (two on goal), three crosses (zero accurate) and three corners before exiting the match.
Analysis: Marmoush left the game late in the second half after receiving treatment due to cramps, but he's not expected to miss time. This was his first goal of the season, and the Egyptian forward should remain in the starting lineup moving forward.
Scores brace for Egypt
Marmoush scored two goals in Egypt's 5-0 win over South Sudan on Tuesday.
Analysis: The Pharaohs dominated from start to finish, and Marmoush was a nightmare matchup for an inexperienced South Sudan back line. The striker, who's on loan at Tottenham from Manchester City in the 2026/27 Premier League season, has yet to score in the league this season and also failed to score in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, so this performance should be a massive confidence booster for him.
Offers versatility as starter
Marmoush has started each of the last four matches since arriving from Manchester City, operating both at center-forward and on the left wing.
Analysis: Marmoush has immediately earned a prominent attacking role, starting his first two matches through the middle before shifting to the left wing for the last two. His ability to fill multiple positions should help keep him regularly involved, though he remains without a goal contribution since his arrival. Marmoush has attempted seven shots while adding four chances created and three crosses during his four-match run.
Three shots in draw
Marmoush registered three shots (zero on goal) in Saturday's 0-0 draw versus Nottingham Forest.
Analysis: Marmoush started his second straight game for Spurs Saturday and led the team with shots (three). All three of his shot attempts were in good spots for Marmoush, but he just couldn't find the target. He appears to be clearly the top option for Spurs at striker, and it's only a matter of time before he starts finding his groove.
Productive in Spurs debut
Marmoush generated three shots (one on goal) and three chances created in Saturday's 2-0 defeat against Newcastle United.
Analysis: Marmoush made his debut for Tottenham Saturday, just two days after joining the club on loan from Manchester City. His immediate inclusion in the starting XI is indicative of how the club feels about Richarlison and Dominic Solanke, and Marmoush had a performance worthy of a starter. He took three shots and created three chances on the attack, and while he didn't help Spurs find its first goal of the season, it was still a very positive performance given the circumstances. He'll hope to find his first goal Saturday at Nottingham Forest.
Available to play
Marmoush is available to play in Saturday's clash against Newcastle United, according to the club.
Analysis: Marmoush joined Tottenham on a season long loan from Manchester City this summer, with an obligation to make the move permanent next year, bringing 16 goals across 62 appearances for City to his new club. His availability positions him to compete directly with Dominic Solanke for the starting center forward role, with his versatility also offering the possibility of both attackers featuring together.
Joins Tottenham on loan
Marmoush has joined Tottenham on a season-long loan from Manchester City, with the agreement including an obligation to make the move permanent next summer, the club announced.
Analysis: Marmoush arrives at Tottenham with significant Premier League and Bundesliga experience after recording 16 goals across 62 appearances for Manchester City. The Egypt international offers versatility across the front line, with his pace and goalscoring ability allowing him to operate both centrally and from the left wing. Marmoush should compete directly with Dominic Solanke for the starting center-forward role, while his ability to play out wide could also allow both attackers to feature together.
Ready for preseason after break
Marmoush has returned to training with Manchester City and looks set for preseason after his participation with Egypt at the World Cup, the club announced.
Analysis: Marmoush did not register a goal or an assist across five appearances during the tournament, which ended in the round of 16 for Egypt. The forward endured an up and down first full season at City, contributing three goals and three assists while starting only eight of his 21 Premier League appearances, a modest return for a player who had been so prolific during his time at Eintracht Frankfurt. The versatile attacker, capable of playing centrally or from the flank, could see his role reshaped under new coach Enzo Maresca, though competition for forward spots remains fierce. Marmoush is expected to push for a larger role as preseason gets underway.
10 minutes in World Cup exit
Marmoush recorded 10 minutes of play in Tuesday's 3-2 loss to Argentina.
Analysis: Marmoush was dropped to the bench for Egypt as they faced Argentina, leading the forward to only 10 minutes of play at the end of the match. That said, he ended a rough World Cup campaign, as he would not earn a goal despite three starts, finishing a rough year between his club and international play. He would still record 11 shots during the tournament in his 326 minutes of play, although only one was on target.
Expected to start on bench
Marmoush is expected to be left out of Egypt's starting lineup for Tuesday's clash against Argentina, according to journalist Ahmed Abdul Baset.
Analysis: Marmoush has struggled to make an impact at the World Cup, failing to score or find an assist through four appearances and managing just one shot on target from 11 attempts overall, including a missed one on one chance in the penalty shootout win over Australia. His underwhelming form appears to have cost him his starting spot as Egypt shifts its approach ahead of a difficult matchup with Argentina. If he does not feature from the opening whistle, expect Marmoush to be introduced later as a substitute option off the bench.
Misses big chance vs. Socceroos
Marmoush generated two shots (zero on goal), two crosses (zero accurate) and two corners in Friday's 1-1 (5-3) penalty shootout victory over Australia.
Analysis: Marmoush could've allowed Egypt the extra time and shootout had he scored a one-on-one early in the second half. The Manchester City striker continues to be the main reference upfront for the Pharaohs, but his performances have been average at best. Through four World Cup appearances, Marmoush has yet to score and has tallied 11 shots, though just one of those has gone on target.
Lively off bench
Marmoush registered one shot (zero on goal) and one cross (zero accurate) in Friday's 1-1 draw against Iran.
Analysis: Marmoush was surprisingly dropped from the starting lineup but came on at half time and picked up where he left off, causing problems and drawing fouls throughout his time on the pitch. The story of his tournament continues however as his efforts have yet to produce a goal or an assist, with one shot that failed to test the keeper and two crosses reflecting a night where the work rate was there but the end product was not. He is expected to return to the starting XI for the round of 32 against Australia, where getting off the mark will be the target against a side that kept two clean sheets across the group stage.
Shots still not converting
Marmoush logged three shots (one on goal) during Egypt's 3-1 win Sunday against New Zealand.
Analysis: Again for the World Cup, Marmoush was positioned in front of three attacking midfielders, their trio including Emam Ashour, Mohamed Salah and Mostafa Ziko. All three have scored this WC, meaning the Egyptians' primary striker is their only non-scoring attacker thus far, at least right now. For the World Cup, his best shot was updated with a finesse effort nicely stopped by goalkeeper Maxime Teremoana Crocombe. Because of Marmoush's proven pedigree, he will continually be relied on up front, though Trezeguet may have narrowed the competition with his goal Sunday. The former's two appearances feature eight shots, four averaged per game.
Threatening display without reward
Marmoush registered five shots (zero on goal), one cross (zero accurate) and one corner in Monday's 1-1 draw against Belgium.
Analysis: Marmoush led the line for Egypt and while he found himself isolated at times, he looked dangerous whenever the ball reached him and was his side's most threatening presence throughout. He finished the game with five shots and created one chance, but his decision making let him down at key moments and prevented what could have been a more decisive contribution in front of goal. With New Zealand up next, the group's weakest defensive side on paper, the conditions should be considerably more favorable for him to get back among the goals at a moment when scoring could prove decisive in the race to top the group.
Established attacker for Egypt
Marmoush is set to start in the middle of Egypt's offense and should offer versatility and finishing talent during his first World Cup.
Analysis: Marmoush is arguably the most in-form Egyptian forward prior to the World Cup despite serving as a bench option behind Erling Haaland for Manchester City. The 27-year-old has played 50 international games throughout his career, notching 11 goals over that span. His two goals in six appearances (five starts) at AFCON 2025 demonstrated he can deliver at major tournaments, and his set-piece ability adds another dimension to his output, though he'll compete with Mohamed Salah for corners and free kicks, and should be the second option from the penalty spot behind Salah. His role operating in the shadow of Egypt's captain could work in his favor from a fantasy standpoint if defenders focus their attention on Salah, allowing Marmoush to exploit the spaces that open up and occasionally outscore his more celebrated teammate. The highlight of his last club season came from his five goals and three assists over 1214 minutes across all competitions. He'll look to stay sharp and deliver shooting numbers, especially in the more favorable fixtures of the group stage.
Back-to-back games with goal
Marmoush scored one goal to go with three shots (one on goal) in Wednesday's 3-0 win over Crystal Palace.
Analysis: Marmoush entered the starting XI Wednesday as Erling Haaland was given some rest, producing a strong 79 minutes of play. Despite a few poor attempts, the forward would still earn a goal, finding the net in the 40th minute. The Egyptian now has back-to-back games with a goal, a bright spot after seeing limited time much of the campaign. He now has three goals and three assists in 20 appearances (eight starts).
Finds back of net
Marmoush scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal) and one chance created in Saturday's 3-0 victory against Brentford. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 95th minute.
Analysis: Marmoush would enter later in the game as a substitute Saturday, a normal role for the forward this campaign, playing 30 minutes. He would earn a rare goal for this season, set up by fellow forward Erling Haaland in the 92nd minute for the final goal of the contest. Marmoush appears to be making some bright spots in a disappointing season time-wise this campaign, as he is up to give goal contributions after netting seven goals last season, possibly hinting at a future move for the Egyptian.
Bags assist
Marmoush assisted once to go with two shots (zero on goal), six crosses (zero accurate) and five corners in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus West Ham United. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 11th minute.
Analysis: Marmoush would find an assist Saturday on the club's only goal of the match, finding Bernardo Silva in the 31st minute. This is his third assist of the season, with one only two league games ago. He has three assists compared to his one goal this season, a rare sight for the forward who is usually a clinical goal scorer.
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