MusaTottenham Hotspur striker Omar Marmoush has been fined after his luxury McLaren supercar was found to be uninsured and had not been officially declared off the road.
The 27-year-old, who joined Spurs on loan from Manchester City in August, was found guilty at Teesside Magistrates’ Court on October 5.
According to the Press Association (PA), Marmoush was handed a £220 fine, alongside £100 in court costs and an additional £88 victim surcharge.
The prosecution was brought by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) after the Egyptian forward failed to settle a fixed penalty issued to him in June.
Court documents revealed that the penalty was issued on June 17 after authorities discovered that his McLaren 720S, reportedly valued at around £250,000, had neither valid insurance nor an official declaration that it was off the road.
The DVLA subsequently attempted to contact Marmoush at an apartment in Manchester city centre, where he had been residing before relocating to London following his Tottenham move.
The case was handled through the Single Justice Procedure, a legal process that allows magistrates to deal with certain criminal cases privately without requiring a traditional court hearing.
Marmoush did not enter a plea or respond to the documents sent to him by the DVLA.
The forward’s move to Tottenham was announced at the end of August, with the agreement reportedly including an obligation for the north London club to complete a permanent £60 million transfer at the end of the season.
Marmoush was also part of Egypt’s World Cup squad this summer. Before his move to Spurs, he scored 10 goals for Manchester City after joining the Premier League side in January 2025.
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