"A lot of decisions had to be made, not just for myself, but for my family overall. I think I'm in a good spot at Norwich. I'm at a place where I know I can score goals, which of course, is important going into the World Cup,"
"I've had a good start to the season, so hopefully I can continue that form all throughout the season and keep scoring."
"Yeah, I'd probably be lying if I said I didn't think about it, of course I know it's been a while and I'm doing so well at the club level at the moment, I just keep reminding myself how well I'm doing there,"
"I don't think anybody really worries about it, to be completely honest with you. I've known that the guy can score goals since he was 15, 16 years old,"
Josh Sargent says he is in a good spot at Norwich City after weighing decisions that involved his family. He reports confidence in his ability to score and sees Norwich as a place where he can find the net ahead of the World Cup. Sargent acknowledged transfer interest from multiple clubs, with reports of Bundesliga and Premier League attention, but indicated he remained at Norwich. He has scored six goals in his first five matches across competitions this season. Sargent aims to end a national-team scoring drought that dates back to 2019 and has backing from teammate Tim Ream.
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