Omar Marmos can play as both a forward and a winger. He played in Egypt's first two matches at this World Cup, but failed to score.
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Omar Marmos can play as both a forward and a winger. He played in Egypt's first two matches at the World Cup, but failed to score.
He was rested in the third group match. He is expected to return to the playing 11 in the last 32 match against Australia.
Marmos has scored 11 goals in 52 games for Egypt since making his 'debut' in 2021. He could have played there as well because he also has a Canadian passport, but the Cairo-born player chose Egypt.
He started his club football in 2016-17 with Egyptian team Wadi Degla Sporting. He then moved to Wolfsburg and Frankfurt in Germany for around £60 million before joining English Premier League team Manchester City in January 2025, aged 27. He has scored 10 goals in 37 games for City.
