Norwich City’s Josh Sargent has been on the radar of multiple Serie A clubs in the past few weeks.
The striker had drawn links with AS Roma, who saw him as one of the options to bolster their attack and now, more details are emerging about the US international’s future.
Messaggero Veneto report Udinese are the latest club to show interest in the Norwich City star, amidst the possibility of losing their striker Lorenzo Lucca this summer.
The newspaper states interest in Sargent is rising and amidst talk of him attracting attention from Premier League sides, the Canaries have set their asking price at €25m.
This is proving to be a bit of a problem for suitors – including Udinese. As a result, they are also considering the idea of keeping Lucca at the club and knocking back approaches from Napoli.
This could now mean that Norwich City’s valuation of the American is only considered affordable to clubs in England. Udinese are definitely backing away, unless big money arrives from Lucca’s summer sale.
