Jamie O'Hara tore into Omar Marmoush and Dominic Solanke after the pair's goalscoring woes rumbled on during Tottenham's 1-0 defeat to Leeds United.

Marmoush lasted just 65 minutes before Kulusevski replaced him. Solanke, meanwhile, started on the bench and came on without leaving any mark on the game.

The former Tottenham man, speaking on the Jim White Full Time programme, did not like what he saw one bit.

According to the talkSPORT network, O'Hara said: "Solanke was not there at all when he came on as a substitute."

He added: "Omar Marmoush has currently reached the level of an impostor of a player. I don't know what he's doing."

"Did we sign him from Manchester City? Or did we sign his twin brother? I don't know who this man is, because he is extremely poor by every measure," he continued.

He went on: "You have players like Mohammed Kudus, who want to send balls into the box and put them in good areas. We are now hesitant to send the ball into the box, because the strikers won't be able to score."

Marmoush arrived at Tottenham from Manchester City in the summer 2026 window, initially on loan.

That loan will become permanent next summer, for a base fee of 50 million pounds sterling, plus a further 10 million in variables and incentives.

The Egypt international has started eight Premier League matches this season under Roberto De Zerbi. He has managed just one goal in all competitions.

More worrying still, his blank against Leeds means he has yet to score in a single Premier League away game since moving to Manchester City from Eintracht Frankfurt in January 2025.