Norwich City have completed the signing of forward Mohamed Touré from Danish Superliga side Randers.
The striker joins the club on a four-and-a-half-year deal, keeping him at Carrow Road until the summer of 2030, with the option of an additional year.
Touré arrives having registered 12 goals and nine assists in 48 appearances in Denmark.
Born in Guinea and raised in Australia, the 21-year-old began his professional career with Adelaide United, becoming the youngest goalscorer in A-League history at just 15 years old. He later moved to Europe to join Ligue 1 side Stade de Reims, before gaining further first-team experience on loan at Paris FC.
The forward has represented Australia eight times at senior level, having made his debut against England at Wembley in 2023. He scored a brace for the Socceroos against New Zealand in September 2025.
On joining the club, Touré said: "I’ve known the club for a very long time and I’m excited to get started. I’m here to learn and develop, and I’ve heard that Philippe Clement has had a big influence on the players and has brought out the best in them.
“It’s an environment I want to be in and I want to improve under him. I love to work hard - every time I'm on the pitch, I try my best for the badge.”
Sporting director Ben Knapper added: "Mohamed is a really exciting player and someone we have followed closely since he first moved to Europe back in 2022.
"Since then, he has developed significantly in all aspects of his game. He has a high ceiling and, for someone of a young age, he already has plenty of experience in a number of different countries and leagues, as well as on the international stage.
"We're all incredibly excited to welcome him to Norwich City and we're looking forward to seeing him further develop and help contribute to our goals in both the short and long term."
Touré will wear the number 37 shirt - supporters may claim free shirt printing of TOURÉ 37 on the back of any new replica shirt before 11.59pm on February 8. Terms and conditions apply, see HERE for details.
The transfer is subject to international clearance, Right to Work and approval by The FA and EFL.