According to reports, Liverpool has initiated negotiations regarding the acquisition of Omar Marmoush, a player for Eintracht Frankfurt.

Omar Marmoush, a notable player for Eintracht Frankfurt, has reportedly been in contact with

Liverpool regarding a potential transfer. The 25-year-old has made a remarkable start to the new campaign and is presently one of the most in-form strikers in Europe. Therefore, it is unsurprising that he has begun to garner the interest of prominent clubs such as the Reds in anticipation of the forthcoming January transfer window. The Egyptian has scored 10 goals and provided seven assists in 11 appearances across all competitions for the Eagles. He is presently the highest scorer in the Bundesliga, surpassing Harry Kane, and the leading assist-maker. Plettenberg has now reported on X that Liverpool has shown a significant interest in signing Marmoush and has already engaged in discussions with the player’s representatives regarding a potential transfer next year. The athlete aspires to play in the Premier League and would “immediately” join Liverpool if the Merseyside club were to formalize their interest. Liverpool to Marmoush Frankfurt is in a strong position to demand a substantial fee for Marmoush, as his current contract has more than two and a half years remaining. They are expected to demand a minimum of £42 million. The African forward is adaptable, as he can be deployed on the left flank or in the center-forward position. He possesses the technical ability to dribble past opposition defenders in confined areas, as well as the ability to capitalize on his opportunities. Additionally, he works tirelessly in the absence of possession. Liverpool is already well-stocked in the left flank position, with Luis Diaz, Federico Chiesa, and Cody Gakpo. Additionally, Arne Slot has Darwin Nunez and Diogo Jota at his disposal for the center forward position. Therefore, they are not required to execute Marmoush unless they elect to capitalize on any of the existing alternatives. Rather, it would be a more prudent decision to recruit a new right-winger to take Salah’s position, given the uncertainty surrounding his future at the club. However, it will be intriguing to observe whether the Anfield club ultimately decides to sign Marmoush in January or next summer in order to bolster the attacking department.. In the interim, Liverpool will compete against Arsenal in a critical Premier League match at Emirates Stadium this weekend. The following week, they will face off against Brighton and Hove Albion in the EFL Cup.