Norwich City Open To Trio’s Exit | OneFootball

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Norwich City are open to listening to offers for all three of their goalkeepers, while zeroing in on former Crystal Palace goalkeeper Louie Moulden, according to the Pink Un.

After their failure to secure a Championship playoff spot last season, there were changes at the helm with Johannes Hoff Thorup leaving and Liam Manning arriving from Bristol City and taking over.

Moves have already been made to improve Manning’s arsenal with goalkeeper Daniel Grimshaw arriving from Plymouth Argyle and Harry Darling on a free transfer from Swansea City.

Grimshaw, though, is only expected to be the second-choice goalkeeper for the Canaries and a number one is still being sought to replace Angus Gunn.

Sporting Lisbon custodian Vladan Kovacevic and Leicester City’s Jakub Stolarczyk are on their target list and so is Moulden.

Moulden is without a club after being released by Crystal Palace and Norwich City are working to get him on their books.

However, given his lack of game time at his former clubs Manchester City, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Palace, Moulden is only expected to be a player down the pecking order at Carrow Road.

The three goalkeepers, George Long, Vicente Reyes and Dan Barden, currently on Norwich’s payroll, are all available for the right price.

It remains to be seen, though, whether the Championship club get enough offers for the trio in the ongoing transfer window.

Long, 31, arrived at Norwich from fellow Championships side Millwall and has also had permanent spells at Hull City and Sheffield United.

Reyes, 21, and Barden, 24, are of a younger age for goalkeepers, but Norwich appear to have seen enough to be happy to part with them if the offers are right.