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🛒 تسوق الآنOmar Marmoush Among 7 Manchester City Players Set to Depart This Summer
Omar Marmoush Among 7 Manchester City Players Set to Depart This Summer
Egyptian Forward Faces Uncertain Future at Etihad
Omar Marmoush is among seven first-team Manchester City players who could leave the Etihad Stadium this summer, according to a report from The Athletic. The Egyptian international, who joined City from Eintracht Frankfurt in January 2025 for a reported £59 million, has struggled to secure regular starting opportunities under Pep Guardiola, and the club is now open to listening to offers for the 27-year-old forward.
The report identifies Nico González, Rico Lewis, Tijjani Reijnders, Mateo Kovacic, James Trafford, and Nathan Aké as the other players who could depart as part of a major squad overhaul. Manchester City are preparing to restructure the team following a transitional season, and several high-profile names find themselves on the fringes of Guardiola's plans.
The Full List of Players Linked With Exits
The Athletic's report outlines the seven players most likely to leave Manchester City during the 2026 summer transfer window:
- Omar Marmoush — Egyptian forward who joined for £59m but failed to nail down a regular starting spot
- Nico González — Spanish midfielder attracting interest from several European clubs
- Rico Lewis — Homegrown talent who could seek regular minutes elsewhere
- Tijjani Reijnders — Dutch midfielder signed from AC Milan, tipped for exit after one season
- Mateo Kovacic — Croatian veteran whose role has diminished significantly this campaign
- James Trafford — Young goalkeeper seeking first-team football
- Nathan Aké — Dutch defender who has been at the club since 2020
Marmoush's Frustration and Growing Interest
Sources indicate that Marmoush is unwilling to remain a peripheral figure in City's squad. The Egyptian star, who scored 30 goals in 48 appearances for Eintracht Frankfurt in his final Bundesliga season, has found opportunities limited at the Etihad. According to Dean Jones of Flashscore, Manchester City would be open to discussing Marmoush's departure should a suitable offer materialize.
Italian giants are reportedly monitoring the situation, with at least one Serie A heavyweight actively exploring a move for the Egyptian forward. Marmoush's pace, finishing ability, and European experience make him an attractive proposition for clubs seeking a proven goalscorer.
What Guardiola Said
Pep Guardiola recently addressed Marmoush's situation, stating the Egyptian "will be influential in the final stretch of the season." However, the comments did little to quell speculation about a summer departure, with multiple outlets reporting that the player himself is keen on securing regular playing time ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The forward made sporadic appearances but never established himself as a consistent starter in a squad packed with world-class attacking talent including Erling Haaland and Phil Foden.
Why Libyan Fans Should Care
Omar Marmoush remains one of the most prominent Arab footballers in European football. His potential departure from Manchester City is being closely followed by millions of fans across North Africa and the Middle East. For Libyan football enthusiasts, Marmoush represents the caliber of talent that Arab players can bring to the world's biggest leagues.
The Egyptian forward's next move could shape the summer transfer window. Whether he stays in the Premier League or moves to Serie A, Marmoush's decision will be one of the most watched storylines of the 2026 summer market. Libyan fans, who closely follow Arab players abroad, will be hoping the 27-year-old lands at a club where he can play regularly.
What Happens Next
With the summer transfer window now open, expect movement on several of these seven names in the coming weeks. Manchester City are expected to reinvest any fees into new signings as Guardiola reshapes his squad for 2026/27. For Marmoush, the priority is clear: find a club where he can be the main man and build momentum ahead of international duty with Egypt.
— LibyaPress / Sports Desk
