Tottenham Hotspur finally saw what Omar Marmoush can do as Egypt faced South Sudan on Tuesday.
The 27-year-old has been pretty poor since coming through the doors in North London.
In his four starts, he has failed to truly do anything of note as Spurs continue to go without a win in the Premier League.
The international break arguably came at a good time after a shocking start for Roberto De Zerbi and Co.
That appears to be the case for the Manchester City loanee as he looks to get back to his best.
Marmoush did exactly that as he certainly caught the eye of the local media against South Sudan.
What has been said about Omar Marmoush vs South Sudan?
It hasn't been easy for the versatile forward to adapt to life in N17.
That has been the case for plenty of the new signings as they struggle to live up to the expectations surrounding them.
Jetting out to feature for his nation has probably taken a weight off the Egyptian's shoulders.
Marmoush showcased what he can do against South Sudan as he bagged a brace in a 5-0 win.
When looking to rate his performance, there was a general opinion of perfection from local media.
Almasryalyoum rated his performance a 10/10, one which was echoed by fellow local outlet WinWin.
The latter wrote: "So the Pharaohs players concluded the South Sudan match with varying ratings, the most prominent of which was the full mark for Omar Marmoush after his brace against the opponent."
That will be music to everyone's ears at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as we can now delve into his performance.
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Obviously, he wasn't facing the strongest of opposition, but you can only beat what's in front of you.
Marmoush took that literally and delivered an excellent showcase.
That is summed up by his two goals and is only made better by the fact he completed a staggering eight dribbles.
He wasn't dispossessed on any occasion and won nine duels to make his physicality felt.
Throw that in with a 100 per cent long ball accuracy and you have a top performance from the Egyptian.
Tottenham will now be hoping this was the boost he needed to see him finally find some form in North London.