Tottenham Hotspur are now progressing in the race to sign the Manchester City attacker Omar Marmoush.According to Fabrizio Romano, Tottenham are confident they can get the deal done, and the player wants to join the London club as well.Omar Marmoush could join TottenhamSpurs are optimistic they can complete the deal by next week. Negotiations are advancing between Tottenham and Manchester City.It remains to be seen whether all parties can wrap up the move quickly.Romano wrote on X: “Tottenham are confident to proceed with Omar Marmoush deal by next week as player wants THFC move. Negotiations advancing between clubs.”The Egyptian attacker has 22 goal contributions for Manchester City since joining the club, and he has not been able to replicate his form from the Bundesliga. There is no doubt that he is a technically gifted attacker with a lot of quality, but he has not been a regular starter for Manchester City, and that has hurt his performances.He needs regular gametime and a fresh start could help him discover his form. Tottenham can provide the platform he needs.More Stories / Latest NewsPersonal terms agreed, negotiations underway: Journalist shares exciting Liverpool transfer updateAug 21 2026, 19:18‘Negotiations advancing’ and Tottenham ‘confident’ of wrapping up new signing next weekAug 21 2026, 19:00Arsenal have ‘made contact’ to sign 20-goal ace, ‘direct meeting’ held in LondonAug 21 2026, 18:30Marmoush could boost Tottenham’s attackTottenham have done well in the market so far, bringing in multiple players in midfield and defence. If they can plug the gaps in the attack, it will have been a very successful window for them.The north London club will need more goals and creativity in the final third, and the Egyptian would be ideal.He has shown his quality in England, and he has the technical attributes to thrive at a top club. His desire to succeed at Tottenham will be an added bonus.The post ‘Negotiations advancing’ and Tottenham ‘confident’ of wrapping up new signing next week appeared first on CaughtOffside.