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'You better not ghost me on Snapchat!': Erling Haaland says goodbye to Omar Marmoush

A heartwarming video of the moment Erling Haaland discovered Manchester City teammate Omar Marmoush was leaving the club is doing the rounds on social media. Egyptian forward Marmoush joined Premier League rivals Tottenham Hotspur on a season-long loan last week ahead of the transfer deadline. In the video, Haaland is seen approaching Marmoush before asking him: "What's going on? What are you…

'You better not ghost me on Snapchat!': Erling Haaland says goodbye to Omar Marmoush

A moving video has emerged showing Erling Haaland confronting Manchester City teammate Omar Marmoush about his impending departure from the club. The Egyptian forward, who had joined City on a season-long loan at Tottenham Hotspur, confronts Haaland, asking, "What's going on? What are you doing?" Haaland then inquires if Marmoush is ready to train, to which Marmoush replies that he has to train elsewhere before the pair embrace.

Haaland signs off with a warning, "You better not ghost me on Snapchat!" Marmoush joined City in January 2025 for a fee of £59 million from German club Eintracht Frankfurt. He scored 28 goals that season, contributing both to Frankfurt and City. However, Marmoush struggled for playing time in his second year, although he helped City win both the League Cup and FA Cup.

In the 2025/26 season, he managed eight goals in total. Marmoush also represented Egypt in the 2022 World Cup, leading them to the last 16. The 27-year-old joined Tottenham on loan from City ahead of the transfer deadline, and made his debut for the London club in a match against Newcastle United. The deal includes a buy-back clause for City at £60 million.

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