Money Keeps Pouring In: Manchester City Rakes in Another €116 Million from Two Sales

The squad overhaul at Manchester City continues at a rapid pace, generating an astronomical transfer income this summer as the window approaches its close.

Following the sale of Savinho to Tottenham for €87.7 million, the Citizens have now finalized the transfer of Egyptian forward Omar Marmoush to the Spurs. According to The Athletic, the striker has already been granted permission to undergo medical examinations at the London club, having bid farewell to his teammates on Wednesday.

The deal, as reported, is structured as a loan with an obligatory purchase clause set at €58 million, potentially rising by an additional €12 million in bonuses. The 27-year-old forward is set to sign a four-year contract with Roberto De Zerbi's side, running until 2030, with an option for a further season.

Marmoush's tenure at the Etihad lasted just a year and a half, during which he made 62 appearances, scoring 16 goals and providing 6 assists.

From just the two players sold to Tottenham, Manchester City has already banked €145.7 million, but there's more to come...

The transfer of Nico González, the former FC Porto midfielder, will also swell the Citizens' coffers. An agreement with Newcastle has been reached for £50 million (approximately €58 million), and the Spaniard is indeed set to become a Magpie, already in the North East of England for his medical tests.

These three sales guarantee the Premier League runners-up an astronomical income of €203.7 million, adding to the €190 million already secured from the transfers of Rodri (Barcelona), Tijjani Reijnders (Al Qadsiah), James Trafford (Leeds), Manuel Akanji (Inter), and Nathan Ake (Fenerbahçe). The total stands at €393 million. For now, the balance is positive, as purchases amount to 'only' €178 million, but potential moves for Enzo Fernández and Bouaddi could yet tip the scales.