Hull City and Luton Town are in active negotiations with Norwich City regarding winger Abu Kamara, with both clubs reportedly offering around £2.5 million. Kamara, who submitted a transfer request last week, has expressed a desire to leave Carrow Road following the departures of several key players from Norwich. Despite interest from Portsmouth, where Kamara had a successful loan spell, they have not yet matched Norwich's asking price. Norwich's manager Johannes Hoff Thorup has emphasized that any sale would need to meet the club's terms, and they are under no pressure to sell after recent transfers. The expectation is that Hull and Luton may return with improved offers before the transfer deadline. Kamara's future remains uncertain as he was excluded from Norwich's recent matchday squad to avoid distractions.