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Tottenham transfer news LIVE: Omar Marmoush agreement, £88.5m 'Plan B', latest updates today

By WAF News Desk 1 min read
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Tottenham transfer news LIVE: Omar Marmoush agreement, £88.5m 'Plan B', latest updates today

Sports Mole brings you the latest Tottenham transfer news on August 24, including done deals, live updates and rumours.

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Tottenham are pursuing winger signings in the transfer market. Omar Marmoush features in discussions, with reports indicating potential movement involving Manchester City. An £85m fee has been referenced in relation to City dealings, whilst separate reports mention an £88.5m option. Multiple updates emerged on 24 August across transfer coverage.

What we know

  • Omar Marmoush is central to Tottenham's transfer activity involving Manchester City.
  • Reports reference fees of £85m and £88.5m in connection with potential moves.
  • Marmoush was included in City's squad as of 23 August, though circumstances remain unclear.

Why it matters

Tottenham's attacking options appear under active development, with senior figures linked to top-six rivals. The timeline and exact status of negotiations remain unresolved across available reports, making clarity on completed deals versus ongoing discussions essential for stakeholders.

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