Aston Villa is taking clear steps to enhance its attacking power, placing one of the prominent names in the English Premier League within its circle of attention, in light of expected changes within the team’s ranks.
English press reports revealed the club’s desire to sign Egyptian striker Omar Marmoush, a Manchester City player, during the upcoming summer transfer period, as part of a plan to strengthen the front line.
According to what was reported by The Times newspaper, Marmoush is considered one of the most prominent offensive targets for the Aston Villa management, Especially after a previous attempt to include him on loan during the last winter Mercato, before the management turned to other options.
Reports indicated that the team’s technical director, Unai Emery, expressed great interest in including the player, which reflects the technical staff’s conviction in his potential and ability to add effective offensive solutions.
In the same context, the club is seeking to convince Marmoush to move by giving him the opportunity to participate primarily, which is a factor that may be decisive in light of the player’s search for more playing minutes. And regular appearances.
The report also indicated that Aston Villa places strengthening the attack as a priority, especially with the possibility of the departure of some players and the decline in the level of others during the current season.
On the financial level, reports suggested that the deal would be concluded for an amount slightly less than 59 million pounds sterling, which is the number that Manchester City paid to sign the player coming from Eintracht Frankfurt.
As for the level of performance, Omar Marmoush scored one goal and provided 3 goals. Assists in 17 league matches this season, compared to his best numbers last season, where he scored 7 goals in 16 matches after joining in the middle of the season.