Werner as a Marmoush replacement for Eintracht? That’s what lies behind it

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Status: January 11, 2025, 7:17 p.m

From: Christopher Michel, Adrian Kühnel

Could Timo Werner move from Spurs to Eintracht Frankfurt, Omar Marmoush to Manchester City? An order.

Frankfurt – Bei Eintracht Frankfurt This day is about the future of Omar Marmoush. The Egyptian is in Manchester City’s sights. The English series champion will become Hesse’s top scorer in the winter. If the transfer goes ahead, Eintracht will likely receive considerable financial compensation.

Part of the transfer fee could flow into a successor to Marmoush. The first potential transfer candidates are already circulating. A prominent name: Timo Werner. The Frankfurt team are reportedly thinking about luring the 57-time Germany international from Tottenham Hotspur back to the Bundesliga. This is what the English portal reports Football Insider.

Eintracht Frankfurt is not concerned with Timo Werner

But how fussball.news has learned, there is no truth to the rumor about a possible Werner move to Eintracht. The SGE is not considering the option of bringing the Stuttgart native to the Main.

Werner has been on loan to Spurs from RB Leipzig since January 2024. The loan is dated until the end of June 2025, with the Londoners having a purchase option worth a rumored 15 million euros.

Werner doesn’t have the easiest time under Tottenham coach Ange Postecoglou. The 28-year-old has played 25 competitive games so far this season, but has only been in Spurs’ starting line-up nine times. The former Bundesliga attacker has only managed a goal this season in the League Cup.

Krösche confirmed interest in Marmoush

Instead of moving to Frankfurt, Werner Bald could play in the same league as Marmoush. Namely in the Premier League. How quickly Eintracht and Manchester City could come to an agreement remains to be seen. For the Hessian Bundesliga game at FC St Pauli (Saturday, 3:30 p.m.) the 25-year-old is definitely scheduled.

Eintracht’s sports director Markus Krösche confirmed before kick-off Heaven: “A club contacted us and expressed interest.”