Canaries head coach Philippe Clement has confirmed that Mohamed Toure is not for sale at any price, despite transfer interest from Hull, Porto, Galatasary and Sporting CP. Toure revealed that the transfer speculation linking him with a move was partially true. The player stated that some teams were interested in him or had contacted his agent, but he was very happy at Norwich and was not affected by those potential moves failing to materialize.

Sporting CP has significant interest in Mohamed Toure, though no formal offers have been made yet. Norwich would likely ask for up to $30 million for the player but might accept a fee of around $20 million, having bought Toure for $5 million. The player is open to a move that would advance his career. The interest from Sporting CP is linked to Nestory Irankunda’s recent move from Watford to the club.

Mohamed Touré was mentioned as an alternative for Sporting, according to A Bola. The Australian striker from Norwich was referenced in the context of Sporting not studying alternatives, despite rumors.

Sporting CP are interested in Mohamed Toure, a 22-year-old Norwich striker. The Australian forward is on the club's shortlist as a potential option should Luis Suárez leave. Porto and Hull City have recently requested updated information on the player, with developments anticipated soon as the European transfer window nears its end. Toure has 13 caps and 2 goals for Australia. He joined Norwich in February 2026 from Randers for what was reported to be an initial fee of €3.0M. His contract with the club runs until 2030 and his current valuation on Transfermarkt is €8.00m.