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

According to Correio da Manhã, Mohamed Touré is a target for Porto and is being considered to reinforce their attack. The publication connects Porto's interest in the Norwich forward to the sale of Rodrigo Mora to AS Roma. Correio da Manhã estimates Touré's value to be approximately €8m (£6.9m) and believes Porto has a significant advantage in any negotiations, with Champions League football as a possible incentive.

Porto has significant interest in Mohamed Toure, but no concrete offers have been made yet. Norwich, having bought Toure for $5 million, would likely ask for up to $30 million for the player and might settle for a price around the $20 million mark. He is open to advancing his career.

A Bola reported that Mohamed Touré, an international Australian forward for Norwich, was suggested to FC Porto as an attacking target. However, FC Porto did not pursue a potential deal for him. It was reported that the rumour had a basis, as he was suggested to the club.