In this year's winter transfer window, the biggest transfer so far is probably Malmush's move to Manchester City. According to media reports, the transfer fee is a fixed 75 million euros plus 5 million euros in variables, potentially reaching a maximum of 80 million euros. Eintracht Frankfurt has made significant profits in recent seasons through player sales. Just from the sales of free signings like Mouani and Malmush, they have achieved a net income of 170 million euros. It must be said that Frankfurt's scouting system is indeed impressive, always managing to find cost-effective forwards. Now that Malmush has left, Frankfurt is once again on the hunt for their next star striker, with their main target currently being Marseille's forward Wahid. Wahid was born on January 2, 2003, holding dual French and Ivorian nationalities. He started his career at Montpellier's training camp in Ligue 1 and joined the first team in the 2020-21 season. The young Wahid quickly became Montpellier's starting forward. In the 2022-23 season, at less than 20 years old, he had an outstanding season, starting 28 times in 32 Ligue 1 matches, scoring 19 goals and providing 5 assists, performing exceptionally well. Wahid was also the starting forward for various levels of the French youth teams, scoring 2 goals in the U19 European Championship in 2022. His outstanding performances at both the club and national youth levels made Wahid a rising star in French football. In the summer of 2023, Lens signed Wahid for 30 million euros, at which point his market value reached a high of…

As a top-tier powerhouse, Manchester City has experienced a noticeable decline in performance in the current Premier League season. In order to improve their results for the second half of the season, Coach Pep Guardiola has quickly moved to strengthen the team's roster. After completing the reinforcement of their squad during the winter transfer window, the first player they officially announced was Marwan Mohsen. This Egyptian forward, after signing with Eintracht Frankfurt on a free transfer this season, has scored an impressive 20 goals and provided 13 assists in just 26 matches. Such efficiency is nothing short of terrifying, which is why many top clubs were keen to sign Marwan Mohsen. Manchester City initially planned to sign him for a price of 50 million euros. However, it seems that Frankfurt was determined to hold out for a higher fee, knowing that Manchester City desperately needed reinforcements. In the end, Pep Guardiola had no choice but to agree to a transfer fee of 80 million euros for Marwan Mohsen. This transfer not only brought Marwan Mohsen to Manchester City but also resulted in a significant increase in his personal salary. At Frankfurt, he earned only 2 million yuan, but upon joining Manchester City, he received a salary package worth 20 million euros. This represents a tenfold increase in his wages, truly demonstrating the financial might of the club. Marwan Mohsen's abilities are undoubtedly formidable, having contributed to a total of 33 goals this season. He is hailed as the next Mohamed Salah in Egypt, and upon joining Manchester City, he is…

Epic! Manchester City Unfazed by Quadrupled Price Tag, Splashes €170m on Trio to Break Trust Crisis The Premier League giants Manchester City have experienced a phase of collapse. After winning 2-0 away against Leicester City and 4-1 at home against West Ham United, they have managed to stabilize the situation slightly. The pressure on Pep Guardiola, the manager of the Blue Moon, has significantly reduced. However, the league standings are still not optimistic, with only 34 points after 20 rounds, ranking 6th. Although Manchester City has a tradition of making a strong comeback later in the season, it is impossible for them to compete for the championship this season. It is more realistic to set their sights on finishing in the top four. The Spanish coach clearly realizes that relying on veterans like Walker, De Bruyne, Gundogan, and Bernardo Silva to support both ends of the team's attack and defense is no longer feasible! With just 25 days left until the end of the winter window, Manchester City has decided to make a big investment in new players. Pep Guardiola's coaching philosophy is well-known; he only operates luxury battleships. Now, under Guardiola, Manchester City is starting to acquire new talent! During the winter transfer window, it's either difficult to buy the desired players or the prices are excessively inflated. However, Guardiola can't afford to be too cautious anymore; it's time to attack, attack, and attack again! The Bundesliga's Eintracht Frankfurt forward Marmoush has been impressive this season, scoring 18 goals and providing 12 assists in 24 games, achieving incredible statistics.…

First Major Transfer of the Winter! The €80 Million Man Reaches an Agreement The collective braking of military vehicles has given City the opportunity to catch up. Although Manchester City has only won 3 out of their last 11 games, with a record of 1 win, 2 draws, and 6 losses from round 10 to round 18, they are only 2 points away from the top four. This season, the departure of Alvarez has exacerbated the problem of Haaland's lack of substitutes and the homogenization of forwards, and the issue of weak attack must be resolved. Manchester City's midfield and backline are facing problems of aging and injuries, especially after Rodri's injury absence, the team lacks a leader, and the midfield is almost paralyzed. Since there is still hope for the top four, Manchester City will strengthen the front, middle, and back lines this winter. Now Manchester City has secured a striker and a defender first. Meeting the €80 million asking price! According to Sky Germany, Manchester City and Marmoush have reached a comprehensive verbal agreement on personal terms. On January 10th, Sky Germany reporter Pleitenberg and Patrick Berger reported that Manchester City and Marmoush have reached a comprehensive verbal agreement, and the personal terms have been agreed upon. He hopes to transfer immediately, and his teammates already know that Marmoush wants to join Manchester City, and Frankfurt is ready to let the player go, with an asking price of €80 million for Marmoush. But by the summer window, Frankfurt will significantly reduce the asking price. Currently, Manchester City is…

Time always flies by quickly, and before we know it, we have entered 2025. For European football, especially the top five leagues, the first month of each year marks the opening of the winter transfer window, during which news about player transfers and contract renewals will be the main theme of the month. In the Bundesliga, many star players' future with their clubs are under close scrutiny. Stars like Jamal Musiala, Alphonso Davies, Joshua Kimmich, Leroy Sane, and Manuel Neuer are focusing on contract extensions, while young talents such as Florian Wirtz, Jude Bellingham, Omar Marmoush, Luka Sucic, and Taiwo Awoniyi are being pursued by a host of top-tier clubs. Among them, the impressive performance of Omar Marmoush, the Egyptian forward from Eintracht Frankfurt, has garnered significant attention recently. According to the latest report from The Daily Mail, Manchester City is willing to pay a transfer fee of 50 million pounds (approximately 60 million euros) to sign Marmoush. Currently, Manchester City has basically reached an agreement with Eintracht Frankfurt, and this transfer is very likely to be completed during the winter window. Subsequently, an exclusive report from Sam Wallace of The Daily Telegraph also confirmed this news, stating that Manchester City is making its utmost effort to negotiate the signing of Marmoush. Although the CEO of Eintracht Frankfurt previously stated that the club had not engaged in any negotiations with potential buyers, given the current situation, the possibility of Marmoush leaving the team is not low. Born in 1999, the now 25-year-old Marmoush began his career with the Egyptian domestic…

The table tennis arena in Frankfurt has been a feast for the eyes, with intense matches captivating spectators. After two days of fierce competition, the WTT Frankfurt Championship men's singles 1/16 finals have reached their third day, and all 16 top contenders have emerged! Whether you're a fan of Lin Shidong or a dedicated follower of Ochagav, this round of matches is sure to leave you exhilarated. One of the most impressive performances was Lin Shidong's comeback against Falck. In the first game, Lin Shidong won a small victory with a stable performance, scoring 11-7. Then, facing Falck's strong counterattack in the second game, he managed to score eight consecutive points while trailing 3-8, ultimately achieving a remarkable comeback with a score of 11-8. The atmosphere on the court was heart-pounding, with each return seemingly driven by sheer determination until he finally secured the win with an 11-7 in the fourth game. He truly is a "master of comebacks"! Watching this match felt like watching a high-energy action movie, with every detail eliciting excitement. Not only Lin Shidong but other players also put on a show worth noting. For instance, Wolther faced Spain's Robles and dominated the match with a 3-0 victory, leaving no room for his opponent. In the first three games, Wolther showed no mercy, winning 11-6, 12-10, and 11-9 in straight sets, a nearly flawless performance. Observing him handle each rally with ease, one can't help but wonder if he's one of those naturally gifted athletes where skill and luck go hand in hand. Matsudaira Koki did…