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Norwich City make enquiry for player as he seeks more playing time - Club can't give him what he wants

· Sean Lunt · 2026-08-09 · nguồn gốc

Norwich City have made an enquiry for Bologna midfielder Benjamin Dominguez, who is pushing for more playing time next season. Calcio Bologna report that an exit could be on the cards as the Italian side cannot guarantee the winger the playing time that he wants. Norwich City enquiry According to the website, Bologna are considering letting Benjamin Dominguez depart this summer because they cannot meet his demands. Norwich City have made an inquiry for the Argentine ahead of the Championship season beginning. The Canaries are aiming for promotion this season and believe that the Bologna winger can help them with that aim. Il Resto del Carlino also report that Bologna are open to offers for the 22-year-old this summer. They reiterate that the winger is eager for more consistent playing time this season. This follows a report from Corriere di Bologna yesterday. Sport Witness covered their report which stated that Norwich were interested in the Bologna winger. According to their information, Dominguez is a potential replacement for the injured Ali Ahmed at Carrow Road. It did not provide details, such as a transfer fee, and the two reports today do not do so either. So that particular part of negotiations is still waiting to be discovered. Bologna don’t need sale The big issue for Norwich City on that front could be convincing Bologna into a sale that suits the Canaries’ finances. The Italian side have already brought in plenty of money this summer from the sale of Sandro Castro. Defender Jhon Lucumi is also destined to depart before the end of the transfer window. That means Bologna’s coffers are not in particular need of more income. Indeed, they have been urged to resist offers for the likes of Jonathan Rowe because of that fact. On the flip side, Rowe has now made it clear that he intends to stay at the club, which could potentially push Dominguez closer to an exit. For now, it seems Norwich City need to make a bid to get the ball rolling properly.