Australian international Mohamed Touré has joined Norwich City from Randers on a long-term deal.
Touré was born in Guinea before his family relocated to Australia when he was just six months old.
He began his professional football career with Adelaide United, the second-youngest debutant in club history at 15 years and 320 days, also the third youngest in the A-League at the time.
When he scored his first goal for the club, against Central Coast Mariners, Touré became the youngest goalscorer in A-League history.
It was one of seven goals he scored for the club before signing for Stade Reims in France, alongside his team-mate and cousin Yaya Dukuly who has since returned to Adelaide.
After impressing for Reims B, Touré made a handful of appearances for the first team before joining Paris FC on loan.
In July 2024, he moved to Danish Superliga club Randers. Across two seasons in Denmark, he made 48 appearances and tallied 21 goal contributions, 12 goals and nine assists.
He made his international debut for Australia in October 2023 against England at Wembley. He has now scored twice in eight international appearances, both goals coming against New Zealand.
Touré is the second-oldest of three brothers who are professional footballers, all of whom have represented Adelaide United.
The oldest of the three, Al Hassan, has also played in both France and Turkey, and now represents Sydney FC, while 20-year-old Musa joined Mohamed at Randers via Adelaide and Clermont.