Manchester City have seen a bid rejected by Eintracht Frankfurt for the Bundesliga side’s star forward Omar Marmoush, according to new developments.The Premier League champions continue to eye a

Manchester City have today submitted an official bid for Eintracht Frankfurt forward Omar Marmoush. The Premier League champions have had a disappointing season and currently sit in sixth place, 12 points off leaders Liverpool.

As confirmed by Eintracht Frankfurt manager Dino Toppmöller, Omar Marmoush will continue to start for the club in their Bundesliga meeting with SC Freiburg on Tuesday night, despite the ongoing uncertainty over his future.

Eintracht Frankfurt chief Markus Krosche remains hopeful of keeping hold of Omar Marmoush. The Egypt striker is a January target for Manchester City, though proved the matchwinner against St Pauli yesterday. And Krosche remains hopeful of keeping hold of the player this month.

Manchester City want to sign Omar Marmoush immediately; Eintracht Frankfurt want £67m for forward; Marmoush has scored 13 goals in the Bundesliga so far this season; he is second behind Mo Salah for g

But speaking during a recent interview, as translated and relayed by the Manchester Evening News, director of football at Eintracht Frankfurt, Markus Krosche has admitted that Omar Marmoush is not ‘unsellable’ despite his importance to the ongoing success of the club.

Sky Germany reports that Manchester City and Eintracht Frankfurt are continuing their negotiations over forward Omar Marmoush as they look to agree a transfer fee.Frankfurt continue to hold out for

Manchester City target Omar Marmoush put on a show with a goal and two assists for Eintracht Frankfurt against Freiburg on Tuesday.

Dino Toppmoller said Omar Marmoush is still an Eintracht Frankfurt player, despite reports he's moving to Manchester City