- Frankfurt will demand a big fee for Marmoush
- Liverpool and United keen on signing the striker
- The Egyptian forward is currently Bundesliga's top scorer
Getty ImagesLiverpool told to pay up for Omar Marmoush as Eintracht Frankfurt's asking price for Egypt forward revealed

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WHAT HAPPENED?
The Egypt international is enjoying a purple patch in the 2024/25 campaign having scored nine goals in seven appearances in the Bundesliga and is currently the league's top goalscorer. His fine form for Eintracht Frankfurt has attracted interest from clubs across the world including Premier League giants like Manchester United and Liverpool.
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Per Sky Germany, the Reds remain keen on roping in Marmoush, however, the Bundesliga club are likely to demand a hefty transfer fee for the star player who is contracted with the club until the summer of 2027. The report claims that Frankfurt could ask for a fee in the region of €50 to €60million (£41.7m to £49.9m). The German side are also planning to offer the player a new contract, however, the striker is reportedly hesitant about penning a fresh deal.
DID YOU KNOW?
The Merseyside club see the 25-year-old as a long-term replacement for his compatriot Mohamed Salah who could exit Anfield next summer amid interest from Saudi Pro League clubs.
(C)Getty ImagesWHAT NEXT FOR LIVERPOOL?
The Premier League leaders will aim to extend their eight-game winning streak on Sunday as they take on a depleted Arsenal side in a blockbuster league encounter at Emirates Stadium.
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