The likes of Nathan Redmond, Robbie Brady and Jake Kean left Norwich City this season.
As the season draws to a close, we find out how the players who left Norwich City have fared:
Nathan Redmond
It has been a first season to remember for Redmond at Southampton after playing Europa League football, reaching the League Cup final and earning his first senior England call-up.
The winger has been a regular in Claude Puel’s starting line-up all season, recently scoring in wins over Watford and Crystal Palace.
Martin Olsson
Olsson could be on the verge of a second relegation from the Premier League in two seasons.
The Swedish international ended his four-year stay at Carrow Road by joining relegation-threatened Swansea City in January. His arrival at the Liberty Stadium coincided with a run of four wins from six games for Paul Clement’s side, as he bagged goals in the victories over Leicester City and Burnley.
The Swans’ form has since tailed off with Olsson missing their much-needed win over Stoke City last weekend.
Robbie Brady
Brady is also at risk of dropping back into the Championship with Burnley.
The Republic of Ireland man, who signed for the Clarets in January, has only been involved in one victory since making the move to Turf Moor. He did score the equaliser against title favourites Chelsea back in February.
Sergi Canos
The Spaniard’s short stint at Norwich came to an end with a return move to Brentford in January.
Canos, 20, has since recaptured some of his best form to help the Bees end their season on a high note. The former Liverpool man has grabbed four goals and three assists in 16 appearances.
Jake Kean
After signing for Sheffield Wednesday in the summer, Kean was granted a loan move to League Two play-off hopefuls Mansfield Town during the winter transfer window. The 26-year-old goalkeeper has been in impressive form for the Stags, keeping nine clean sheets in 17 games.
Gary O’Neil
O’Neil was named Bristol City captain following his free transfer move from the Canaries.
He has featured regularly for the struggling Robins, who look set to avoid the drop. A leg injury rules O’Neil out of City’s crucial April fixtures.
Vadis Odjidja-Ofoe
Odjidja-Ofe’s injury-stricken spell with Norwich came to a close in the summer.
The midfielder now turns out for Polish title challengers Legia Warsaw. Odjidja-Ofe has managed to string together a consistent run of games in Jacek Magiera’s first-team, contributing eight assists in 24 appearances. He also played against Real Madrid, Sporting CP and Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League group stages.
Ricky van Wolfswinkel
Likewise, van Wolfswinkel has rediscovered the goal-scoring touch which frustratingly deserted him during his stay in England.
The 28-year-old is among the top scorers in Eredivisie having netted 18 goals for sixth-placed Vitesse. His fine run in front of goal included a recent hat-trick against SC Heerenveen.
Jamar Loza
Academy graduate Loza, 22, is playing his football for mid-table National League side Maidstone. The forward enjoyed a fruitful March with six goals in three games.
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