Mathias Kvistgaarden To Replace Josh Sargent At Norwich?

Mathias Kvistgaarden, Brøndby’s prolific Danish striker, has reportedly declined interest from RC Lens and Celtic, and is now poised for a move to Norwich City. The 23-year-old is understood to have personally favoured a Championship switch, with all parties deeply involved in final-stage talks.

Mathias Kvistgaarden is heading for the Championship.

⚽ Why Mathias Kvistgaarden Fits Norwich Perfectly

• Explosive Goal-Scoring Record

  • Kvistgaarden smashed in 23 goals from 38 appearances last season, showcasing his finishing prowess and movement in Denmark’s top flight.

• Versatility Across the Front Line

  • He’s capable of operating centrally or on the wing, offering tactical flexibility—particularly valuable in Norwich’s fluid attacking system.

• Personal Ambition

  • His decision to choose Norwich over Lens reflects a clear priority: regular game time in England, positioning him well for future national team involvement as a Denmark international.

🔄 What This Means for Sargent & Norwich

Kvistgaarden's arrival could signal a shake-up in Norwich’s forward line, with American striker Josh Sargent, heavily linked to a move to Leeds, likely to be the one displaced. The substantial fee Norwich are poised to pay makes room for a substantial offer for Sargent.

Another player believed to be a target of Norwich, is former Blackburn attacker Tyrhys Dolan, who is a free agent after his contract expired.