Norwich City eye attacking signing following Yongwa deal | OneFootball

Norwich City are weighing up their options in the transfer market to further bolster Philippe Clement’s squad in attack.

City have completed the signing of full-back Darlin Yongwa on a four-year deal, providing some much needed defensive depth to Clement’s squad.

But City could be forced into the market to strengthen in the wide attacking areas following what is believed to be a serious injury for Ali Ahmed.

Ahmed was forced off with a knee injury in the friendly against Osasuna.

It has not been confirmed how long he will be out for yet, but he looks set to miss a significant chunk of the season.

And the Canaries are keen to sign another winger following the huge injury blow.

Yongwa says Norwich move is a ‘dream’

“I’m very happy. I’ve always dreamed of playing in England, and Norwich City is an historic club,” City’s new signing said.

“I’m thankful for the opportunity and excited by the project from the coach and sporting director. I can already feel the warmth of the family club, and how the people want me to be happy and succeed.

“I come with a lot of ambition. I like to play with physical and technical ability and do everything I can to help the team to achieve its goals.”