Josh Sargent reportedly refuses move back to Bundesliga after Norwich City were said to be close to agreeing a deal with Wolfsburg for the Canaries' 2024-25 Player of the Season.

The Wolfsburger Allgemeine Zeitung reports that American striker Josh Sargent’s transfer from Norwich City to VfL Wolfsburg has collapsed. The USMNT international will not be moving back to the

Norwich City striker Josh Sargent has seen a transfer to Wolfsburg collapse, per a report in German publication Wolfsburger Allgemeine. The U.S. men's national team forward was closing in on a move to the Bundesliga side, but the deal has fallen apart at the last minute after Norwich demanded "well over €20 million" for the 25-year-old.

Sargent, subject of transfer speculation all summer, reportedly turned down the chance to return to the Bundesliga

According to the WAZ newspaper, VfL Wolfsburg has withdrawn from the running for Josh Sargent.An improved offer of €19million from Die Wölfe was considered too low for EFL Championship side

Alexi Lalas commented on Josh Sargent’s choice to decline a move to the German club, warning it might impact his future with the US national team.

United States men's national team striker Josh Sargent is reportedly on the verge of a move to German Bundesliga club Wolfsburg. Wolfsburg is nearing a transfer fee with Sargent's current club Norwich City worth around $24 million, according to ESPN.

Wolfsburg are expected to finalise the transfer of Norwich City forward Josh Sargent imminently, and it’s a move in which Werder Bremen can benefit from because of a re-sale clause.Bild report that

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