Gabriel Sara may have been sold, but the Canaries have retained most of their key first-teamers, as things stand.
They have also recruited players, with Jose Cordoba and Ben Chrisene joining on permanent deals, and both players having a high ceiling.
Callum Doyle has also come in on loan from Manchester City and could be an extremely valuable player for the Canaries, having been a key contributor for promoted side Leicester City last season.
This has put them in a fairly good position ahead of their opening-day clash against Oxford United this weekend, which is Johannes Hoff Thorup’s first game in charge.
Following their play-off semi-final heartbreak against Leeds United in May, Norwich will be keen to make amends and secure a Premier League return, but that won’t be an easy task following Sara’s departure.
There are still plenty of transfer rumours surrounding some of their current key players and this noise isn’t ideal, as they look to make a good start to the season.
There are still plenty of transfer rumours surrounding some of their current key players and this noise isn’t ideal, as they look to make a good start to the season.
Jonathan Rowe is one man who could leave Carrow Road before the end of the summer transfer window.
Jonathan Rowe linked with a move to Leeds United
Jonathan Rowe linked with a move to Leeds United
According to a report from The Telegraph, Leeds are poised to make a £7m bid for Rowe, who shone for the Canaries during the 2023/24 campaign.
It’s believed that the Whites and the Canaries have engaged in preliminary talks regarding a potential transfer for the England youth international and the former are now prepared to firm up their interest with a formal offer.
However, it’s thought that there is a sizeable gap between the two sides in terms of their valuations of the player, with Football Insider believing that it will take at least £15m for Rowe to be lured away from Norfolk.
But with Leeds recently selling Crysencio Summerville to West Ham United for £25m+, Daniel Farke’s side may have the funds to get a deal over the line for the player.
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