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Harry Whitwell Transfer from West Brom U21 to Norwich City

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According to a report from journalist Steve Tudgay, Norwich City have been linked with a move for West Bromwich Albion's English midfielder Harry Whitwell this summer. Norwich City are reportedly interested in the 20-year-old, who has entered the final year of his contract at West Bromwich Albion. It is understood that Norwich is one of several clubs monitoring Whitwell, with interest having apparently grown following his recent performance in the League Cup. While West Brom manager James Morrison confirmed to BBC WM Sport that Whitwell was in his first-team plans, the club could be compelled to sell. West Bromwich Albion may need to sell the player to secure a fee if a new deal cannot be agreed, thereby avoiding the risk of losing him on a free transfer. The player has four caps for the England U18 national team and a Transfermarkt market value of €100k.

According to a report from journalist Steve Tudgay, Norwich City have been linked with a move for West Bromwich Albion's English midfielder Harry Whitwell this summer. Norwich City are reportedly interested in the 20-year-old, who has entered the final year of his contract at West Bromwich Albion. It is understood that Norwich is one of several clubs monitoring Whitwell, with interest having apparently grown following his recent performance in the League Cup. While West Brom manager James Morrison confirmed to BBC WM Sport that Whitwell was in his first-team plans, the club could be compelled to sell. West Bromwich Albion may need to sell the player to secure a fee if a new deal cannot be agreed, thereby avoiding the risk of losing him on a free transfer. The player has four caps for the England U18 national team and a Transfermarkt market value of €100k.

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