Eintracht Frankfurt has left forward Omar Marmoush out of its squad amid reports he is close to signing for Manchester City.

Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt have released a statement on Friday night confirming a development on the future of Omar Marmoush.It was confirmed on Thursday night that Premier League champions

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Eintracht Frankfurt on Friday left forward Omar Marmoush out of their matchday squad for the home clash with Borussia Dortmund due to "transfer talks" with Manchester City. "Eintracht Frankfurt is currently in talks with another club for the transfer of Omar Marmoush.

That is according to the information of Sky Germany’s Florian Plettenberg, who reveals that Eintracht Frankfurt and Manchester City’s verbal agreement over a transfer for Omar Marmoush is worth €80 million including potential bonus payments.

Manchester City have reached a verbal agreement with Eintracht Frankfurt for the transfer of Egypt forward Omar Marmoush. The 25-year-old, who is the second highest scorer in the Bundesliga, is set to become City’s most expensive January signing and their biggest buy since Josko Gvardiol arrived for £77m in 2023.

Manchester City have reportedly agreed a deal with Eintracht Frankfurt for Omar Marmoush with the Egyptian set to sign a five-year contract.

Florian Plettenberg has reported via X that Eintracht Frankfurt is demanding €80 million to sell Marmoush this month. Furthermore, Plettenberg reports that negotiations between the two parties are expected to continue on Thursday.