Canaries head coach Philippe Clement has confirmed that Mohamed Toure would not be sold for any amount, despite transfer interest from clubs including Hull, Porto, Galatasary and Sporting CP. The player revealed that the transfer speculation linking him with a move was partially true. Toure stated that some teams wanted him or had contacted his agent, but he was very happy at Norwich and was not affected by those potential moves not materializing.

Australian international Mohamed Toure, 22, is attracting significant interest from several clubs, including Galatasaray, Sporting SP, Porto, and Hull City. While no formal offers have been made yet, Norwich holds a strong negotiating position as Toure is under contract until 2030. The club would likely ask for up to $30 million for the striker, although they might settle for a fee around $20 million, having initially purchased him for $5 million. Toure, who is represented by agent Fahid Ben Khalfallah, is open to advancing his career. He has 13 caps and 2 goals for Australia and a current market value of €8.00m, according to Transfermarkt.