Norwich transfer link puts Saint-Etienne’s Augustine Boakye in the spotlight

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Ghanaian midfielder Augustine Boakye is the subject of a reported link between Saint-Etienne and Norwich, with the 25-year-old currently playing in Ligue 2 and the English club competing in the Championship.

Boakye has started both of Saint-Etiennes league matches this season, recording one assist and featuring for 71% of the available minutes. The attacking midfielder has been involved from the beginning of the campaign as the French side assesses interest from England.

The left-footed player joined Saint-Etienne from Austrian club Wolfsberger AC on 13 July 2024 in a 3m transfer. His current market value is listed at 6m, although no proposed fee has been disclosed in connection with the Norwich link.

Boakyes contract with Saint-Etienne runs until 30 June 2028, leaving the club under no immediate pressure to sell. He moved to Wolfsberger from Ghanaian side WAFA SC in 2021 before earning a transfer to France three years later.

The reported Norwich interest comes as the Championship side is linked with a move for a player whose early-season involvement has made him a regular part of Saint-Etiennes midfield. Any transfer would see Boakye leave France for England, but the rumour has not been confirmed and he remains contracted to Saint-Etienne.

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