According to the latest report from well-known Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano, Ligue 1 powerhouse Marseille has made an official offer to Championship side Norwich for 21-year-old England winger Jonathan Rowe. The news has attracted a lot of attention in the soccer world, as Jonathan Rowe has been highly regarded for his potential and performance as an England U21 international.
Romano revealed that Marseille FC had already made contact with Jonathan Law himself before this and expressed their strong interest in him. Now, Marseille has officially launched negotiations with Norwich, hoping to negotiate a transfer agreement. This formal offer from Marseille is undoubtedly a full recognition of Jonathan Rowe's strength and potential.
Jonathan Rowe is an excellent player developed by Norwich's youth training system, he played 38 official matches for Norwich last season, including 28 starts, contributing 13 goals and 3 assists. Such outstanding performance not only helped Norwich achieve a remarkable result in the Championship, but also gradually made Jonathan Rowe's name emerge in the football world.
It is worth noting that Jonathan Law's current contract with Norwich expires next June. The proximity of this point in time certainly increases the urgency for Marseille to sign him. Furthermore, according to the German Transfer Market, Jonathan Law is currently valued at €9 million, which could be a relatively reasonable price range for Marseille.
For Marseille, the signing of Jonathan Rowe will be an important reinforcement move. The young winger is not only skillful, fast and capable of breaking through, but also possesses excellent shooting and passing skills. His signing will further enhance Marseille's attacking strength and add more firepower to the team's campaign in the new season.
However, the success of this transfer deal will require further communication and negotiation between the two clubs. Norwich may consider factors such as Jonathan Rowe's transfer fee, the length of his contract and his future development plans, while Marseille will need to show enough sincerity and strength to convince the other side to release him.
