Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly agreed to sign Omar Marmoush from Manchester City on loan with a conditional obligation to buy. The 27-year-old Egypt international is expected to travel to London for a medical on Monday, with the move requiring the completion of contracts and registration documents. The conditions that would activate Tottenham's purchase obligation have not been disclosed yet. However, the reported structure differs from earlier accounts of the negotiations, which suggested Tottenham were discussing a permanent transfer worth between £74 million and £75 million. Marmoush had already agreed personal terms with Spurs, and Tottenham are reportedly preparing a contract that would keep him in North London until 2031 after the loan. The move would be a significant boost to Tottenham's attack, which has struggled this season. With 48 goals scored and 57 conceded, Tottenham are 44 points behind leaders Arsenal in the title race. The team's recent form has been 2-1-2, with a 2-game winning run. However, the team is currently dealing with several injuries, including Dejan Kulusevski, Micky van de Ven, Pape Matar Sarr, Pedro Porro, Wilson Odobert, and Xavi Simons. The loan deal for Marmoush would provide a much-needed injection of talent and experience to Tottenham's squad, which has been struggling to find consistency this season. Ahead of a run of games, you can check on our fixtures page for the latest schedule.