The Canaries youngster will leave Carrow Road and ply his trade in the National League in 2019-20.
Norwich City prodigy Max Aarons has wished fellow academy graduate Anthony Spyrou all the best as the Canaries youngster heads to Chesterfield for a season-long loan.
The 19-year-old centre-forward returns to the National League following a short stint at Wrexham last season, joining in March and making three appearances for the North Wales side.
Spyrou, originally a winger but converted to a striker, now joins a Chesterfield side that finished 15th in the National League last season and will begin their 2019-20 campaign at home to Dover Athletic on August 3.
The Derbyshire Times states that Spyrou joined Norwich in 2014 after being spotted playing Sunday League football, and 11 goals in 20 games for the Under-18s in the 2017/18 season were followed by 10 in 21 for the Under-23s.
Here is what Norwich full-back Aarons said to his fellow Carrow Road teammate as the news was confirmed by the Canaries’ academy account and the latter posted on his own Twitter feed:
A few Chesterfield fans also wished Spyrou all the best as he gears up to don the Spireites’ blue:
According to the Derbyshire Times, Spyrou has featured in pre-season friendlies, allowing manager John Sheridan to assess him, and he scored a header in the Spireites’ friendly win at Matlock last week.
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