Liverpool are reportedly set to pay £60 million to secure the signing of the Bundesliga star during the January transfer window.

It has been reported once again that Liverpool FC is interested in signing Omar Marmoush during the January transfer window, despite suggestions that securing his signature will require a £60 million fee.

Marmoush has impressed with 14 goals and 10 assists across all competitions this season, continuing his strong form from last year, where he netted 17 goals and provided 6 assists in 41 matches. His performances have attracted attention from several top Premier League clubs, including Liverpool, who are always looking to strengthen their squad.

Although Liverpool boasts one of the largest squads in Europe, there is expected turnover in the coming transfer windows, which could create space for players like Marmoush to join and make an impact in Arne Slot’s side.

According to German outlet SportBILD, Liverpool has reached out to Marmoush’s representatives to express their interest in a potential transfer. The club has officially shown interest in the Egyptian forward.

Marmoush’s contract with Eintracht Frankfurt runs until 2027 and does not contain a release clause, giving the German club an advantage in negotiations. This lack of a buyout clause suggests that Liverpool may need to pay up to £60 million for his transfer.

Eintracht Frankfurt’s sporting director, Markus Krosche, has hinted at the possibility of selling Marmoush. Speaking to German media, he acknowledged the forward’s development, stating, “Omar has made significant progress and has much potential to grow further. While we don’t want to lose too many key players, no one at Eintracht is untouchable. We hope to keep the team intact, but Marmoush’s contributions are invaluable.”

If Mohamed Salah decides not to renew his contract, which expires next summer, Marmoush could serve as a versatile option, with attacking qualities similar to those of his fello

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