Norwich starlet Jamal Lewis is determined to seal a move to Premier League champions Liverpool this summer despite ongoing disagreements between the clubs over the transfer fee, according to The Athletic.
Jurgen Klopp has prioritised signing a left-back as cover for first-choice Andy Robertson and 22-year-old Lewis has accepted his chances may initially be limited in the first team.
However, Liverpool's £10million valuation is thought to be a long way short of the £20million the relegated Canaries want for their youth product.
Despite suffering an immediate return to the Championship just one year after sealing promotion, Lewis made 28 top-flight appearances and was largely impressive.
Yet, having sold playmaker James Maddison to Leicester for more than £20million in 2018, Norwich now want to use that figure as a benchmark for selling ay of their promising players.
Todd Cantwell, Max Aarons, Ben Godfrey and Emiliano Buendia are among the other players who have attracted interest this summer, but the club are determined to hold firm on their £20m premium.
