Emiliano Marcondes has confirmed he is leaving Norwich City as a free agent this summer and is already speaking with potential new clubs. He stated that with three months remaining on his contract, he is permitted to speak with other clubs and has done so. Marcondes added that he tried to assess where clubs were and what they needed, but the right opportunity was not available in the winter, which is the reason he did not move.

Expressen has reported that Swedish clubs are interested in signing Emi Marcondes from Norwich City. It is anticipated that Norwich City and Marcondes will agree to terminate his contract, which would allow for a free transfer. His destination is undecided, but teams from Sweden are keen.

A move for Emiliano Marcondes remains possible as numerous transfer windows in South America are still open. In an interview with Campo, Marcondes was non-committal about a potential transfer, saying that he was slowly getting back into the team and that he hoped he could start playing again.

Emiliano Marcondes stated that Norwich City wanted him to leave in the January transfer window. The Danish outlet Viaplay, via Campo, reports that Marcondes spent the previous month looking for a new club and was close to a transfer away but ultimately stayed with Norwich City. Marcondes mentioned he was close to moving to other countries and, according to Campo, also mentioned the possibility of playing outside of Europe.