The loan deal marks a significant move for Marmoush, who will join Spurs on a four-year contract with a further year's option when his loan ends. This comes after Tottenham bought Sávio, a Brazilian winger, in a £75m plus £10m deal on Tuesday. Marmoush is set to have a medical at Spurs, who have agreed to pay up to £10m in add-ons, with half of that guaranteed.
Marmoush's move to Spurs is part of a larger overhaul at Manchester City, who have seen several frontline players depart this summer. Rodri, Bernardo Silva, and Tijjani Reijnders have all left the club, while González is poised to become the fourth frontline central midfielder to depart after agreeing a £52m sale to Newcastle United. City have signed only Elliott Anderson, for £116m from Nottingham Forest, and are expected to firm up their interest in Chelsea's Enzo Fernández by making a bid.
The deal for Marmoush is a significant one for Tottenham, who are looking to strengthen their squad ahead of the new season. With Marmoush set to join the club on a four-year contract, Spurs will be hoping that the Egyptian forward can make a significant impact in the Premier League.