Omar Marmoush has told the club that Tottenham Hotspur are “very close” to turning a dismal start to the Premier League campaign around. After three matches without a victory and an early exit from the Carabao Cup, the Egyptian forward believes the small signs of progress that have emerged in recent weeks could be the catalyst for a sustained revival. “These moments build the mentality and the team together. We are all one big family and we push together,” he said, urging staff, fans and teammates to rally behind a common goal.

Spurs entered the season with a clear mandate to improve an attack that had been described as “putrid” last term, yet the opening fixtures have offered little solace. A 0‑0 stalemate at Nottingham Forest halted a string of defeats to Brentford and Newcastle, delivering the side’s first Premier League point but leaving the win column untouched. The club’s goal‑scoring woes remain stark; Conor Gallagher’s 69th‑minute header was the first goal against top‑flight opposition since the final day of the previous season, and even that fleeting lead evaporated without a response. The Carabao Cup exit on Tuesday compounded the pressure, leaving the squad searching for a breakthrough.

The summer transfer window saw Tottenham attempt to address the offensive deficit by securing Savio and Omar Marmoush, while also targeting high‑profile options such as Cody Gakpo and Iliman Ndiaye. Those primary targets