Norwich eye Leeds winger Largie Ramazani
Norwich City are reportedly monitoring Leeds United winger Largie Ramazani ahead of the summer transfer window. According to The72, the Canaries have shown interest in the Belgian wide man as they look to strengthen their attacking options.
Ramazani spent the 2025/26 season on loan at Valencia in La Liga, making 31 appearances across all competitions. Despite his involvement, he struggled to secure a regular starting spot. Norwich see a potential opportunity to bring him back to England and offer him a fresh start.
Philippe Clement’s impact on Norwich’s rise
Since Philippe Clement took charge, Norwich City have transformed their fortunes. After early concerns about relegation, the Canaries finished ninth in the Championship, averaging 1.81 points per game under Clement’s management. This points-per-game rate would have been enough for a third-place finish over a full season.
Clement has largely worked with a squad inherited from previous managers, receiving limited backing in the winter transfer window. Despite criticism of sporting director Ben Knapper, the team has developed into a strong unit, showing clear progress and resilience.
Looking ahead to 2026/27
With Mark Attanasio targeting automatic promotion next season, pressure is mounting on the club to deliver in the summer transfer window. Clement is expected to have more influence on recruitment, with fresh additions particularly needed out wide. Alongside Ramazani, Norwich are also linked with Frosinone’s Fars Ghedjemis, Lille’s Ichem Ferrah, and Charlotte FC’s Liel Abada.
Ramazani’s career path and potential fit
Largie Ramazani’s journey has taken him from Belgium to England and Spain. Born in Brussels, he started at RSC Anderlecht’s academy before moving to England at 12, spending four years in Charlton Athletic’s youth system. After trials with Fulham and Chelsea, he signed for Manchester United in 2017, making his senior debut in a Europa League match in 2019.
He left United in 2020 after rejecting a new contract, joining Almeria where he played a key role in their promotion to La Liga. Ramazani established himself in Spain’s top flight, scoring against Real Madrid and delivering notable performances before Leeds signed him in 2024.
His time at Leeds included a Championship title-winning season, but the subsequent loan to Valencia did not go as planned. Norwich could offer Ramazani a chance to reignite his career in England, with his La Liga form suggesting he has the quality to make an impact at Carrow Road.