Mohamed Touré, the Norwich forward recently linked with FC Porto as a potential attacking target, is not, in fact, on the Dragons' radar. However, the rumor didn't emerge from thin air.
According to A BOLA's findings, the Australian international, who even featured in the 2026 World Cup, was indeed suggested to the blue and whites. Yet, the SAD (Sociedade Anónima Desportiva) made no moves to explore a potential deal for the 22-year-old, who has already notched a goal and an assist in the first two games of the 2026/27 season.
Touré cost the Canaries approximately €3 million when they signed him last January from Randers in Denmark. In half a season in the Championship, he impressively tallied 10 goals and three assists in 12 appearances.
It's worth remembering that FC Porto saw their loan offer with a €15 million option to buy for Santiago Giménez rejected by AC Milan this Tuesday. Unless the Rossoneri reconsider their stance, the blue and white SAD will likely turn its attention to other targets.
However, Touré will not be among the names under consideration, at least at this stage.