According to the Pink Un, it is increasingly unlikely that Norwich City will sign Andy Irving from West Ham due to interest from other clubs. A fresh update indicates the 25-year-old is more likely to go elsewhere. Championship rivals are also monitoring his situation, and Irving’s success in Austria means he has admirers on the continent as well. Irving is not considered a primary choice at West Ham and his contract expires in the summer, which is the club's last chance to receive a transfer fee for him unless they sign him to a new deal, an action that appears unlikely.

Reports in the EDP state that Norwich City have been scouting West Ham's Andy Irving. Norwich City are seeking midfield reinforcements due to Mirko Topic's season-ending injury. Andy Irving has played only seven minutes of Premier League football for West Ham since late October and is in the final six months of his current contract. Irving was an unused substitute in West Ham's FA Cup extra-time win over QPR on Sunday.

Norwich City have assessed a potential deal for West Ham's 25-year-old midfielder Andy Irving, whose future with the London club is uncertain. The Canaries are seeking reinforcements for Philippe Clement’s side before the transfer window closes on 2 February. Irving, who has not played regularly since arriving from Austria Klagenfurt in 2023 and has made seven league appearances this season, has not yet been the subject of an official offer from the Norfolk outfit. Norwich City faces competition from other second-tier rivals to sign him this month, and Wrexham were also linked with a move last summer that was not completed. Because the Scot's contract is set to expire at the end of the campaign, West Ham risk losing him for no fee and may have to consider low offers to receive a fee. The Scotland international has a current market value of €5.00m, according to Transfermarkt.