Tottenham are showing an interest in signing a new forward in the summer transfer window as an alternative to Liverpool's Cody Gakpo.
After solving their defensive issues earlier in the window, attention for Tottenham can now turn to strengthening in other positions.
Marcos Senesi, Andy Robertson and Jan-Paul Van Hecke have all arrived through the door at the back, while they have also been focusing on midfield additions.
Reports have claimed that Spurs have submitted a £100m bid to sign Newcastle United's Sandro Tonali. The North London club are also in the race to sign West Ham United midfielder Mateus Fernandes, though they face competition from fellow Premier League side Manchester United.
Alongside the defensive and midfield signings, they could also look to strengthen in the final third.
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According to reports, Tottenham are interested in signing Liverpool forward Gakpo in the summer transfer window, but they also have an alternative target.
It's claimed that Manchester City forward Omar Marmoush is also an option for Spurs, despite him having a sky-high asking price.
The Egyptian international could also cost a lot in terms of wages, with Sky Sports reporter Florian Plettenberg claiming that he earns around £280,000 a week at the Etihad Stadium.
Marmoush, described as 'world-class' by Flashscore journalist Anton Latuska, has struggled to cement himself as a guaranteed starter for Manchester City of late. That may change now Pep Guardiola has gone, but he started just eight Premier League games for City last season.
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Marmoush Could be Smart Signing for Tottenham
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The signing of Marmoush could be a smart one for Tottenham in the summer transfer window.
The Manchester City forward is a versatile option in the final third, capable of playing as a centre forward, as a number ten, or even out wide.
It will be interesting to see where De Zerbi plans on playing the Egyptian international if he does make the move, but his versatility alone could be crucial.
It is clear that Tottenham are targeting a particular profile of forward in the summer, given the links to Liverpool's Cody Gakpo, who can also play all across the front line.