Because of its recent offensive problems, PSG could well be tempted to recruit a new attacker soon. The capital club would also have a few names in mind, including that of the Frankfurt player, Omar Marmoush. Parisian emissaries would also have attended a meeting with the Egyptian recently, in order to get a more precise idea of his profile.
Once again, the PSG disappointed with the FC Nantes Saturday evening (1-1). Despite unchallenged domination and a very large number of chances, the capital club failed to score a second goal and therefore take the three points. A very disappointing result, especially since the Canaries remained on four defeats in a row with at least two goals conceded each time.
PSG could recruit in attack
There is therefore a serious problem with the finishing side PSG. For many weeks, the capital club had to do without Gonçalo Ramos. The latter made his return to competition against the Bayern Munich and, facing the FC Nanteshe started for the first time since his injury at the start of the season against Le Havre. The Portuguese has not yet found the fault, but he signed an assist for Ashraf Hakimi. Despite the return of the former player Benfica Lisbonthe Parisian leaders could try to recruit an additional offensive player this winter. A possibility which could become an obligation, if Randal Cole Muani had just left the PSGhe who is notably courted by Manchester Unitedas le10sport.com exclusively revealed to you.
PSG observed Omar Marmoush
The PSG therefore prepares for all eventualities and, in this sense, he monitors certain players. According to information from the Danish media The tip sheetan emissary from the capital club was also present at the match Ligue Europa between Central Jutland and theEintracht Francfort. The objective of this trip was to carefully observe the German club's striker Omar Marmoush. The latter has been soaring since the start of the season with fifteen goals and eleven assists in eighteen matches in all competitions. The Egyptian could therefore be the solution to Parisian offensive problems.
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