Angus Gunn has been consistently solid for the Canaries this campaign, even earning a call-up to the England senior squad back in November.
Norwich took Angus Gunn, son of Canaries legend Bryan, on loan for the season last summer, but his parent club Manchester City are keen for him to play at a higher level next term.
Despite concerns about a lack of first team experience, Gunn has been one of the few shining lights in Norwich’s underwhelming campaign in the Championship.
Consequently, Stoke City and Celtic have both been linked with a move for goalkeeper Gunn, looking ahead to the summer.
The Potters could be hunting for a replacement for England’s Jack Butland at that point, while Celtic have concerns over their 35-year-old shot stopper Craig Gordon.
Yellows fans understand that, while opportunities ahead of Ederson at Man City are unlikely, Gunn will likely see his future at a higher level.
When it comes to next season, however, Norwich boss Daniel Farke may well have one eye on 24-year-old Remi Matthews, currently out on loan at Plymouth Argyle.
The Pilgrims were rock bottom in the third tier when Matthews joined on a short-term emergency loan in October.
Since then, Argyle have made an exceptional charge all the way up to sixth place, with Matthews re-joining on loan in December and featuring 19 times.
Matthews has picked up nine clean sheets in that period and Plymouth fans are desperate to keep him on a permanent basis.
Norwich’s incoming vacancy and Matthews’s own outstanding displays could naturally see the academy graduate boosted to Canaries number one; enhancing the chances of Gunn moving to Stoke, Celtic or another top tier club.
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