Norwich City have officially submitted their 25-man squad to the English Football League (EFL) for the remainder of the 2025/26 Championship season, a strategic move following the closure of the January transfer window. This decision allows the Canaries to fully utilise their registration quota while fostering a competitive environment within the squad.
In a notable reshuffle, Norwich have reinforced their team with the addition of four new players, while parting ways with three from the previous registration list. The club has opted to leave one registration spot open, demonstrating a proactive approach to squad management and potential future acquisitions.
The January signings—Harry Amass, Sam Field, Ali Ahmed, and Paris Maghoma—are all included in the submitted squad. Interestingly, Mo Toure, a recent acquisition, is exempt from registration as he was born after January 1, 2004, allowing Norwich to incorporate their new arrivals without exceeding the limit.
One significant absence from the squad is defender Mirko Topic, whose season has been severely impacted due to an ACL injury sustained last November. He is joined on the sidelines by goalkeeper Dan Barden and Emmanuel Adegboyega, who has recently made a move to League One side Rotherham United.
The unregistering of Topic has opened the door for Norwich to include their new signings. Amass, who is just 18 years old, must be registered due to his status as a loanee. Meanwhile, experienced players like Shane Duffy and Emi Marcondes also feature in head coach Philippe Clement's revised squad.
Despite ongoing speculation surrounding his future—particularly interest from Major League Soccer side Toronto—striker Josh Sargent remains part of the squad. Currently training with the under-21s, his situation adds an intriguing layer to the team's dynamics.
Several promising young players, such as Kellen Fisher, Ruairi McConville, Ben Chrisene, and Jacob Wright, fall into the under-21 category and do not count towards the 25-man limit. Norwich's commitment to developing homegrown talent is evident, as they have surpassed the requirement of eight homegrown players by registering 11 in their squad, an increase from nine in the previous window.
The finalised squad comprises:
- Vladan Kovacevic
- Dan Grimshaw*
- Louie Moulden*
- Vicente Reyes
- Harry Amass*
- Jose Cordoba
- Harry Darling*
- Jakov Medic
- Shane Duffy*
- Jack Stacey*
- Jeffrey Schlupp*
- Sam Field*
- Liam Gibbs*
- Kenny McLean
- Paris Maghoma*
- Anis Ben Slimane
- Ali Ahmed
- Amankwah Forson
- Emi Marcondes
- Pelle Mattsson
- Tony Springett*
- Matej Jurasek
- Ante Crnac
- Mathias Kvistgaarden
- Josh Sargent
The following players are registered as under-21s and do not count towards the 25-man limit:
- Ken Aboh
- Theo Adelusi
- Botan Ameen
- Caleb Ansen
- Zach Baumann
- Miles Bracking
- Aidan Bridge
- Henry Bullen
- Toby Chilvers
- Ben Chrisene
- Luke Chukwu
- Reuben Cooper
- Finlay Corke
- Damari Daley
- Papa Amadou Diallo
- Uriah Djedje
- Alan Domeracki
- Kellen Fisher
- Brandon Forbes
- Gabriel Forsyth
- William Gee
- Takudzwa Gwanzura
- Dylan Jones
- Luis Lines
- Lucien Mahovo
- Jovon Makama
- Ruairi McConville
- Glenn McCourt
- Rylee Mitchell
- Rio Mundle
- Errol Mundle-Smith
- Eliott Myles
- Lloyd Ofori-Manteaw
- Emmanuel Okpiabhele
- Chinaza Okwumo
- Finlay Oligbo
- Jaiden Owen
- Vatan Ozcan
- Sonny Rowland
- Oscar Schwartau
- Kaleel Sealey
- Kahlil Steele
- Mohamed Toure
- Luke Towler
- Ben Tree
- Reece Wilkes
- Tyler Williams
- Charlie Wilson
- Jacob Wright
With their squad now set for the final stretch of the season, Norwich City will be aiming to leverage their selections as they pursue promotion aspirations.