According to Birmingham World, Norwich City are interested in signing Marc Leonard. Leonard is expected to leave Birmingham City this month after no longer being favored by manager Chris Davies. There is also interest in the player from overseas.

A report from Birmingham Live stated that Norwich City have admired Marc Leonard for a long time, and that a potential exit is possible if a replacement can be found.

Scottish midfielder Marc Leonard, 24, could leave Birmingham City in January after being left out of the squad for the match against Coventry City, an omission manager Chris Davies attributed to selection. When asked about a potential exit, Davies said that they would see. It is possible for Leonard to depart this month. The player has been frustrated with his lack of game time and could have left the club last summer before being convinced by Davies to stay. Over the last 12 months, Leonard has attracted the attention of Championship clubs, including Norwich City and Sheffield United. A loan move is considered more likely than a permanent transfer at this stage, as the midfielder has two-and-a-half years left on his contract. This season, he has made 15 appearances in the Championship. Leonard has been capped seven times for the Scotland U21 national team. Birmingham City signed him from Brighton in July 2024 for a reported fee of €590k, and his current valuation according to Transfermarkt is €700k.