There are rollercoasters. Then there’s Omar Marmoush’s 2025 football calendar—a schedule so stacked, even caffeine would file for stress leave. With Manchester City expected to march through the FIFA Club World Cup in July and then immediately dive headfirst into the 2025/26 Premier League campaign, “summer break” of Marmoush may last about as long as a halftime team talk.
And if Pep’s men win the FA Cup? Add a shiny Community Shield to the chaos. One has to wonder: is Marmoush a footballer or a full-time jetsetter with a sideline in trophy-hunting?
Marmoush, Morocco, and More Madness
As if the Club World Cup weren’t enough, enter FIFA’s latest scheduling twist—rescheduling the 2025 African Cup of Nations smack in the middle of the Premier League campaign. Held in Morocco from December 21, 2025 to January 18, 2026, AFCON could sideline Marmoush for up to six league games.
Egypt, a perennial contender, will expect their man to deliver. And while Marmoush is no stranger to pressure, hopping continents with this frequency should earn him frequent flyer miles and maybe a time machine.
Can Marmoush Keep Up With the Marathon?
From the sun of Morocco to the fog of Manchester, Marmoush’s boots won’t get much time to cool. He’s expected to play in a Club World Cup final, return for Premier League madness, fly off for AFCON, then possibly star in the 2026 World Cup in the USA.
He’s not just a forward anymore—he’s a phenomenon of modern football scheduling. Someone, somewhere, owes this man a vacation.
Final Whistle: Pray for His Hamstrings
With more trophies, more travel, and fewer naps on the horizon, Omar Marmoush is heading into one of the most packed calendars the modern game has seen. And if he survives this without needing a clone or a chiropractor, it’ll be one of his greatest career feats yet.
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