The 25-year-old striker's profile analysed - and a look at how he is likely to fit City manager Pep Guardiola's system

Txiki Begiristain was keen to pile on the praise personally to Omar Marmoush, upon welcoming the Egyptian forward to Manchester City for the first time last week.The 60-year-old sporting director

Man City spent £59 million on attacking reinforcements, but their new signing will have to wait to feature in the Champions League.

Yesterday saw Omar Marmoush and Abdukodir Khusanov make their debuts for Manchester City against Chelsea. In the case of Marmoush, in the 74 minutes that he was on the pitch, he showed that

Manchester City have bolstered their attacking options by signing Egyptian forward Omar Marmous h from Eintracht Frankfurt for a fee in the region of €70million (£59m) to €75m, plus bonuses.

Marmoush inked a four-and-a-half-year deal with City, securing his place at the club until 2029. The 25-year-old comes to Manchester after recording 20 goals and 14 assists for Fr

This latest news comes just hours after the Athletic reported that Manchester City had reached a verbal agreement to sign Marmoush, who has scored 15 and created 10 in 17 Bundesliga games this season. Berger further adds that the deal is on the verge of completion, with City paying €80m including bonuses to sign the attacker.

The Egyptian striker is officially the owner of the No. 7 shirt at Manchester City after completing his transfer from Eintracht Frankfurt. The defending English champions reportedly paid a $73 million fee to bring the in-form Marmoush to the Etihad during the January transfer window.

Manchester City’s latest January signing Omar Marmoush has admitted to the Etihad Stadium atmosphere being “crazy” in his debut for the club on Saturday evening.The Egyptian international made