As Manchester City let an attacker go a City conspiracy is debunked

As Manchester City let an attacker go a City conspiracy is debunked Omar Marmoush has been expected to complete a loan move to Tottenham throughout this week. Unfortunately, Marmoush’s time at Manchester City hasn’t gone to plan. The Egyptian international has fallen down the pecking order and being utilised primarily as Erling Haaland’s backup hasn’t suited him. It has now been reported that Marmoush is set to undergo a medical with Tottenham ahead of his loan move, which includes an obligation to buy. Also, in the process, a rather odd conspiracy surrounding City has been debunked. Omar Marmoush is set to undergo his medical with Tottenham. David Ornstein has reported for The Athletic that Omar Marmoush is set to complete his medical ahead of his loan move to Tottenham. Furthermore, Ornstein reports that the loan deal includes an obligation to buy valued at £50 million with a further £10 million in add-ons added to the deal. Ornstein reports that there is no sell-on fee owed by Manchester City to Eintracht Frankfurt in regards to Omar Marmoush. An odd conspiracy surrounding Manchester City and their future sale of Omar Marmoush has been debunked. After it was revealed that Tottenham were going to sign Omar Marmoush on loan with an obligation to buy worth £50 million and £10 million in add-ons, a rather odd ‘conspiracy’ emerged. Goal relayed a report from Bild , that City had sought to ‘sidestep’ the sell-on clause they would reportedly owe Eintracht Frankfurt. It was reported that Manchester City included a sell-on fee when they signed Marmoush from Eintracht Frankfurt. The Goal report then goes on to analyse what Manchester City’s apparent ploy to avoid paying the sell-on fee means in terms of how City signed Marmoush, and how Eintracht Frankfurt have missed out on a sizable sum of transfer revenue. However, there is one major issue. There was no sell-on fee included in the initial deal when City signed Marmoush. The Goal and Bild reports were wide of the mark. So an odd ‘conspiracy’ surrounding Manchester City has been quickly debunked. At times like these all you can do is just shake your head and chuckle. To back up Ornstein’s report, Florian Plettenberg added further clarification on Manchester City’s signing of Omar Marmoush from Eintracht Frankfurt which can be seen below. Omar Marmoush is due to complete his medical ahead of his loan move to Tottenham. The Egyptian international will leave Manchester City after a frustrating time at the club. Funnily enough, an odd piece of misinformation surrounding City and their transfer dealings has been put to bed in the process.