Omar Marmoush suggested that he could help Edererson to add to his record -breaking Trek after the couple perfectly combined against Newcastle.
Ederson saw the Egyptian on the last man on the last man and launched the ball all over the Newcastle defense for Marmoush to check. He had options, but instead went alone and skillfully lobbed Martin Dubravka to open the score for the blues.
It brought City on its way to an important three points against a top-four rival and Marmoush on the way to the first hat trick of his professional career and first goals for his new team. The goal also set a number of Premier League records for Ederson, in which the 31-year-old became the goalkeeper with most assists in the competition (six) and the first to include three in one campaign.
The move had to see Eminerson to spot the run and Marmoush to end, but it was not an accident. The attacker has seen enough of watching Ederson with Erling Haaland in competitions and also in the training in the past month to know what could come on his way.
And with such a play that fits in with the strengths of the arrival of £ 59 million January, Marmoush is able to score more goals in this way if he grabbed the city team. It means that Pep Guardiola not only has improved options in advance, but a greater chance of going directly when Ederson has the ball with Marmoush who is able to link with the goalkeeper as Haaland is.
“One of my qualities is my runs behind and Edererson has a very good foot – I want to thank him for this great ball,” said Marmoush. “The moment – of course we trained a lot and I have seen it a lot with Ederson and Haaland. I did my best and I am just very happy to help the team.”
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