Tottenham agree a season-long loan deal for Manchester City forward Omar Marmoush, according to multiple reports. The deal includes an obligation for Tottenham to sign him permanently next summer.
All outlets cite a permanent transfer price around £60m. BBC News says the obligation is for £60m, while the Guardian reports an initial obligation of £50m with potential add-ons that could raise the total, and Manchester Evening News similarly describes £60m set for a permanent move. The Guardian also reports Marmoush is expected to undergo a medical at Spurs, and that he would sign a four-year contract next summer with an option for an additional year.
The outlets generally present the same core arrangement—loan for the season followed by a required permanent transfer at a set fee—though they differ on the exact structure of the obligation (whether framed as a flat £60m or £50m plus add-ons) and any reported details of medical and contract length.
