Tottenham gains Omar Marmoush for the remainder of the season. The club has secured the Manchester City forward on a loan that runs until the end of the season, with an obligation to make the transfer permanent for £60m next, reported by bbc.co.uk.
The arrangement gives Tottenham immediate access to Marmoush as a first-team option, while deferring the full transfer outlay until the obligation is triggered. The loan structure moves the cash payment into a later accounting period and fixes the future purchase price at a substantial figure, locking both clubs into the agreed terms.
For Manchester City the deal converts a temporary departure into a guaranteed permanent sale once the obligation activates. That certainty sets the fee at £60m, removing speculation over a future negotiation and establishing a clear financial outcome tied to the loan agreement.
The clause concentrates decision-making and financial exposure with Tottenham. The club will carry the responsibility to complete the transfer under the obligation, which will affect its transfer planning and budget in the period when the clause becomes due, according to the report.
Details beyond the headline terms have not been provided by the source. The next steps are administrative: Marmoush must be registered to play for Tottenham for the remainder of the season, and the mechanism that triggers the £60m obligation will determine when the permanent transfer completes, as outlined by bbc.co.uk.
