Liverpool is reportedly interested in signing Eintracht Frankfurt’s prolific striker Omar Marmoush, according to German sources. The 25-year-old Egyptian forward has impressed this season, becoming joint-top scorer in the Bundesliga with nine goals in eight matches, matched only by Bayern Munich’s Harry Kane. His remarkable form and scoring ability have drawn attention, with Liverpool now among the leading clubs pursuing him.
Liverpool’s Summer Considerations and Potential Role
Reports from BILD suggest that Liverpool initially considered Marmoush over the summer but felt their squad was well-stocked in his position. Despite this, Marmoush’s performances have reignited interest, positioning him as a versatile option who can play as a central striker or on either wing. While his signing could fill a new role rather than directly replacing Mohamed Salah, his pace, finishing ability, and off-the-ball work rate have led to comparisons with Liverpool’s Diogo Jota.
Marmoush as a Future Asset for Liverpool’s Attack
If Liverpool decides to move forward, Marmoush’s speed and goal-scoring ability make him an attractive option to reinforce Liverpool’s attacking lineup, where injuries to Jota and inconsistency from Darwin Nunez remain challenges. While Marmoush’s contract with Frankfurt runs until 2027, the player reportedly dreams of joining the Premier League and would welcome a move to Liverpool. Frankfurt values him between €50 million (£41.7m) and €60 million (£50m), a sizable investment Liverpool might consider for his talent and potential impact.
