Mohamed Toure, the Australia and Liberia forward currently at Norwich, has been linked with a move to Turkish Super Lig club Trabzonspor.
The 22-year-old joined Norwich from Danish side Randers FC in February 2026 for a reported €3m and has a contract with the Championship club until June 2030.
Toure has started all three of Norwich’s Championship matches this season, scoring twice and playing 91% of the available minutes. He has also made one EFL Cup appearance, contributing one goal and one assist.
His current market value is listed at €8m, more than double the fee Norwich paid for him earlier this year. The reported interest from Trabzonspor comes after a short opening spell in England in which Toure has featured regularly for Norwich.
Born in Conakry, Toure began his senior career with Adelaide United after progressing through Adelaide’s under-21 side. He later spent time with Paris FC and Stade Reims B before moving to Randers in July 2024.
He also appeared three times at the 2026 World Cup, although he did not score or provide an assist during the tournament.
Toure remains under contract at Norwich until 30 June 2030, with the reported Trabzonspor link yet to develop into a confirmed transfer.
