Sporting director opens the door for ‘INCREDIBLE’ forward to join Liverpool

Liverpool seemingly have open doors to sign an exciting forward who has been described as ‘incredible.’ 

It was a quiet transfer window for Liverpool in the summer. The club’s new head coach, Arne Slot, and the club’s new recruitment team, led by Richard Hughes and Michael Edwards, were still getting to grips with the changes at Anfield.

But the next six months should give further clarity in the changes that are needed to be made to the squad.

Even though Liverpool have started the season well, the squad isn’t perfect. There’s always room for further reinforcements.

Especially in the forward department, where neither Diogo Jota nor Darwin Nunez have hit the ground running.

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Why Omar Marmoush has open doors to move to Liverpool

One player who is reportedly on the club’s radar is Omar Marmoush. The club are not the only ones in the race for him.

However, the incentive to join Mohamed Salah, a fellow compatriot and Egypt teammate could give the Reds in their pursuit.

Marmoush is definitely the type of forward who can elevate Slot’s side and provide that clinical edge in front of goal.

He is currently the top-scorer in the Bundesliga with six goals, above Harry Kane.

And it seems like Eintracht Frankfurt are open to allowing him to leave with the club’s sporting director Markus Krösche insisting no player is not for sale.

“It is true that Omar made a very clear commitment to us in the summer,” Krösche said.

“He has developed well and still has a lot of potential to develop further. For us, we don’t want to lose so many key players.

“I have to honestly say that no Eintracht player is unsellable (but) we want to keep the team together.

“I talk about him (Marmoush) after every game. But that’s a good thing. Omar gives our game an incredible amount.”

Based on those words, the doors are definitely open for Marmoush to leave and he could be a really smart investment for the Reds.

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