Norwich City earmark two new signings as clear favourite emerges between Pelle Mattsson and Mirko Topic.

Norwich City have already made significant moves in the transfer market this summer, but two more signings could be on the way.

This summer, Norwich City added real defensive strength with the signings of Harry Darling and Jakov Medic, while Mathias Kvistgaarden’s £6.9 million transfer has been praised for adding quality up front.

Borja Sainz has left Norwich, and Josh Sargent appears to be leaving as well, following positive talks with Wolfsburg over the weekend.

Liam Manning’s summer transfer business is far from over, with a new central midfielder and winger on the way.

Norwich City prefer Pelle Mattsson over Mirko Topic

First, it appears that Norwich have finally decided between Pelle Mattsson and Mirko Topic as their preferred midfielder.

We spoke with Danish football expert Toke Theilade about Mattsson, who praised the Silkeborg player for his work ethic and ball-playing ability in the middle of the park.

Silkeborg’s sporting director claimed that progress was being made in the sale of Mattsson, with Norwich and Portsmouth both interested.

According to the most recent report from The Pink’Un, Norwich view the Danish midfielder as their top midfield target, ahead of Serbian star Topic.

According to reports, the Canaries will prioritise Mattsson, but will turn to Topic if a £2.6 million bid for the former fails.

In any case, it appears Norwich will sign a top player, according to Serbian expert Kristijan Plazonja, who claims Topic is well-equipped for the Championship.

Norwich City hope to get Pape Diallo move over the line

Meanwhile, Norwich may have found a replacement for Sainz, with Pape Diallo on the verge of signing.

According to the same report, Norwich are increasingly confident in their ability to sign the Metz star, who was previously linked with a move to Watford.

Diallo is said to have made it clear that he wants to join Norwich, and the next step is to arrange the necessary work permits.

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