On August 24th, we covered a report from Norway’s VG which stated Norwich City talks for Mathias Normann had stalled.
The Canaries had made a loan offer the previous week to FC Rostov, and Daniel Farke’s side were willing to pay €2.5m as a loan fee to the Russian club. Norwich were also ready to include an obligation to make his stay permanent for €14m, provided they avoid relegation and Normann plays at least 50 percent of their fixtures.
Now, it would appear all of that has been resolved.
VG return with a fresh story on Sunday morning, and they now say Norwich and Rostov have ‘reached an agreement’ for the transfer. It will be a loan with an obligation buy, although it’s not explained if there’s any clauses which that would be dependent on.
