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Aston Villa is looking to sign Manchester City striker Omar Marmoush in the upcoming summer transfer window. Manager Unai Emery previously sought a loan deal for Marmoush during the winter transfer window.
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Aston Villa eye summer move for Manchester City striker Omar Marmoush
Aston Villa want to sign Manchester City attacker Omar Marmoush in the summer transfer window, according to The Times.
Villa manager Unai Emery wanted the Egyptian at Villa Park in a loan move during the winter transfer window before moving for Tammy Abraham.
The Villans have retained an interest in Marmoush and could lure him to the Midlands with the promise of regular playing opportunities.
Man City manager Pep Guardiola has dubbed the 27-year-old a ‘special player’, but he has started only seven Premier League games for this season.
The Villa target has one goal and three assists in 17 league appearances this term but netted seven goals in 16 league games last season after joining midway through the campaign.
Marmoush has five goals in five appearances in other competitions this term and did bag 28 goals and 17 assists across all competitions last season.
The former Eintracht Frankfurt star plays as a striker, a left winger and behind the striker.
Aston Villa aims to strengthen their attacking options, with manager Unai Emery showing interest in Marmoush for his skills.
The summer transfer window typically opens in early June and closes at the end of August, but exact dates can vary by league.
Before pursuing Omar Marmoush, Aston Villa manager Unai Emery considered signing Tammy Abraham.
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His versatility will come in handy at Villa as Emery and his men prepare for Champions League football again next season.
The Egyptian’s major strengths include playing key passes, dribbling, finishing, taking set-pieces, playing long shots and being a constant threat from direct free-kicks.
Despite being fully fit, Marmoush did not feature in the last three games for Man City and will be desperate to leave for where he is guaranteed frequent chances.