Norwich City have made a €3m offer for Werder Bremen goalkeeper Felix Wiedwald.
According to Bild, via WerderTube , Norwich have offered €3m for the shot-stopper, along with Ligue 1 side Nantes.
The report also claims that Wieldwald has requested to leave Bremen and is looking to move abroad this summer.
It is said that he does not believe the club believe in him to be their number one goalkeeper, which has prompted him into looking for a move away from Germany.
The 27-year-old has played 59 Bundesliga games for Werder Bremen since joining the club in 2015.
Wieldwald has also been capped at youth level for Germany earlier on his career, although he is yet to earn a senior call-up.
Norwich have already brought in one new goalkeeper this summer. The club signed Angus Gunn on a season-long loan from Premier League side Manchester City.
The club have, however, let go of Declan Rudd and John Ruddy
