English Championship club Norwich City are reportedly among several clubs interested in signing Nigerian winger Daniel Job from Norwegian side Kongsvinger IL.
According to Complete Sports, citing transfer journalist Sacha Tavolieri, Norwich are monitoring the 20-year-old as they look to strengthen their attack following the injury to winger Ali Ahmed.
Job is reportedly valued at more than €4 million by his club, while Serie A side Lecce have already had a bid of €3 million rejected. Norwich are joined in the race by Lecce, RB Salzburg, FC Basel and AIK.
The Nigerian winger began his career with the Future Pro youth setup in Nigeria before moving to Norway. He joined Sarpsborg 08 in 2024 and later spent time on loan at Egersund before moving to Kongsvinger in February 2026.
Job has since established himself as an important player for Kongsvinger in the 2026 OBOS-ligaen campaign, contributing goals and assists and regularly featuring in the starting lineup.
His performances earned him Kongsvinger’s Player of the Month award for June and July 2026, with the youngster subsequently donating the prize money to a children’s cancer charity.
Norwich are expected to continue assessing their options in the transfer market as they seek to add attacking depth ahead of the new campaign.
