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Manchester City forward Omar Marmoush has wed his partner Jailan El Gabbas in an intimate ceremony, with the Egyptian international set to make his maiden World Cup appearance this summer.
Manchester City forward Omar Marmoush has reportedly wed his partner Jailan El Gabbas in a private ceremony, with the 26-year-old Egyptian international confirming the news via his Instagram Stories just days before the 2026 FIFA World Cup gets underway.
Marmoush posted a joyful selfie alongside Jailan from what appeared to be a car, with both displaying their wedding rings while smiling. The post was accompanied by a series of red heart emojis. Separately, grainy images circulating on social media fan pages showed the couple dressed in wedding attire and celebrating the occasion, prompting widespread congratulations from supporters across multiple platforms.
The wedding follows Marmoush’s public announcement of his engagement to Jailan El Gabbas on Instagram in December 2025. Limited details about the ceremony have been made available, with the couple opting to keep the occasion largely out of the public eye.
Marmoush, who joined Manchester City from Eintracht Frankfurt in 2025, is reported to earn £368,000 per week at the Etihad Stadium. Since his arrival, the forward has established himself as a meaningful component of Pep Guardiola‘s attacking unit, drawing praise for his pace, technical ability, and goal-scoring output. The Egyptian is also known to be an admirer of Grammy-winning Afrobeats artist Burna Boy, having previously spoken about his appreciation for the Nigerian musician’s work after completing his move to the Premier League.
The timing of the wedding is particularly significant given what lies ahead on the international stage. Marmoush is set to feature prominently for Egypt at the 2026 FIFA World Cup — a tournament the Pharaohs failed to qualify for in 2022. The upcoming edition will mark Marmoush’s first-ever World Cup appearance at senior international level; he had not yet broken into Egypt’s senior squad during the 2018 tournament in Russia.
Egypt will be leaning heavily on Marmoush as one of their primary attacking threats as they look to make an impression on the global stage. The forward’s club form at Manchester City will have done little to dampen expectations surrounding his potential contribution to the national team’s campaign.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, marking the first edition of the tournament to feature 48 nations. For Marmoush, it represents the convergence of a landmark personal milestone and a defining moment in his international career.
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