Although Norwich City’s tenure in the Premier League is likely to be a brief one, with the East Anglian club odds on to go straight back down, there have been some bright spots for last
Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho has personally spoken to Manchester City full-back João Cancelo about a switch from the Etihad to White Hart Lane. The Portuguese international only joined City last summer from Juventus in a
Norwich defender Ben Godfrey could become Jose Mourinho’s first signing as Tottenham manager. The 21 year old has made 15 appearances for the Canaries this season, and has also found his way into the England
A report published by CIE, the football statistics review group based in Switzerland, has revealed the relative worth of all the present Premier League squads, based on the current market value of all their senior
Amidst the flurry of departures from Premier League clubs on European transfer deadline day, one name that may have escaped attention was that of Marcus Edwards. The 20-year old was once so highly rated at
Manchester United have identified Norwich City defender Max Aarons as an alternative if they are unsuccessful in their pursuit of Crystal Palace right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka. United have already had one bid turned down for Wan-Bissaka,
Rangers have been linked with a move for newly promoted Norwich City defender Timm Klose. The 30-year old Swiss international is out of contract at Carrow Road in the summer, and whilst Norwich are holding
Norwich City, whose promotion to the Premier League is all but certain now, will work with a strictly limited transfer budget of £20 million in the summer. That is according to The Daily Mail who
Norwich City, who moved back to the top of the Championship on Wednesday after beating Hull 3-2 have been given a further boost by news that manager Daniel Farke has signed a new deal with
Daniel Farke, manager of Championship high-flyers Norwich City is set to sign a new deal with the club. The 43-year old German was appointed at Carrow Road in May 2017, but came under fire from