According to Bild, Josh Sargent still wants to leave Norwich City and is currently being targeted by Burnley, among others. The outlet adds that VfL Wolfsburg pursued Sargent in the summer, but a move did not happen because the transfer fee was too high for the German club. His market value is 20 million euros, according to transfermarkt.de.

According to The Burnley Express, Burnley's long-standing interest in Josh Sargent has decreased this winter, and the club has moved on to other targets.

Burnley are reportedly interested in Josh Sargent, as Scott Parker's side are aiming for survival in the top flight during the second half of the campaign. It is not known if the £20 million asking price will attract a bid from Burnley, or if it will deter any potential suitors in January.

Burnley have shown interest in Josh Sargent, but they consider the £20 million ($27m) asking price to be too high. Despite this, Burnley remains the most likely club to reach a compromise with Norwich as they seek more firepower after their promotion to the Premier League. Sargent, who has scored 44 goals in 98 Championship appearances for Norwich, is under contract until 2028, giving Norwich no pressure to sell. While other clubs like Everton, Leeds, and Roma have shown interest, Burnley is actively pursuing a deal as they explore options before the transfer deadline on September 1.