Swedish U21s' European Championship-winning central defender Joseph Baffo is reportedly still on Norwich City's transfer radar.

Baffo came off the bench to help his country beat Portugal's U21s 4-3 on penalties to lift Sweden's first European crown at that level on Tuesday night in the Czech Republic.

The 22-year-old was an ever-present in the Swedes' qualifying pool, and featured against Nathan Redmond's England U21s in a late 1-0 pool defeat.

Now Baffo is reportedly set for talks with his club Halmstads with only six months left on his current contract.

Norwich, along with Olympiakos and Swiss side Sion have all been linked with the highly-rated youngster this summer, but Baffo's agent Nima Modyr is quoted in the Swedish media stating a final decision on the defender's future is yet to be reached.

'There is no specific contract proposal on the table. After the tournament we will go through interest,' said Modyr on the eve of Tuesday's final, speaking to Swedish tabloid Expresssen. 'There is no secret. We are looking for a new environment for Joseph and would prefer that it will be this summer. The most important thing for me is that we find the right club in Europe, especially with the playing time he has received in the U21 European Championships, you can see how much he has grown.'

City chief Alex Neil was at the finals in the Czech Republic as part of his Pro-Licence coaching studies with the Scottish FA.

The Norwich boss has previously been linked with the likes of Celtic centre back Virgil van Dijk as he looks to bolster a key area of his squad ahead of the Premier League kick off on August 8 against Crystal Palace.