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Norwich City boss Philippe Clement spoke to BBC Radio Norfolk after the win over Sheffield United.

For a written selection of his quotes, click here.

Sheffield United have yet to lose in the Championship this season and will be hoping to keep up their momentum as they welcome a faltering Norwich City on Saturday (15:00 BST).

The Blades registered the first win of their campaign after beating Bolton Wanderers on Tuesday following a trio of draws.

Norwich though lost a third league match of the season against Stoke City, with just one win to their name so far.

• Sheffield United are unbeaten in five home league games against Norwich (W3 D2) since a 0-1 defeat in September 2017.

• Norwich's 2-1 win over Sheffield United in March ended a 10-game winless run against the Blades in league competition (D4 L6).

• Sheffield United remain unbeaten across their opening four league games of a campaign (W1 D3) for the second time in three seasons. Before then, the Blades hadn't completed that feat since 2012-13 in the third tier.

• Norwich have lost as many as three of their first four games of a league season outside of the Premier League for the first time since 2000-01 in the second tier (also 3).

• Norwich's Championship games this season have produced an xG of 13.9 (7.7 for, 6.2 against), the highest of any side.

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Norwich City midfielder Amankwah Forson has joined Israeli side Hapoel Be'er Sheva on a season-long loan deal.

The 23-year-old joined Norwich from Austrian club RB Salzburg on a four-year deal in 2024.

Forson, who has represented Ghana at international level, has made 44 appearances for the Canaries in all competitions, scoring four goals.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva - six-time Israeli champions - have reached the league phase of this season's Europa League and are set to face opponents including Juventus, AFC Bournemouth and Besiktas.

Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff are joined by Norwich City sporting director Ben Knapper in the latest episode of the 72+ podcast.

Knapper discusses how he spent deadline day in Stoke, juggling transfer business with a Championship matchday. He also reflects on the Canaries' start to their campaign and last season's decision to replace Liam Manning with current head coach Philippe Clement.

There's also a round up of the biggest deals from deadline day, first wins for West Ham and Leicester, and Charlton and Swansea's flying starts.

Plus, Bristol Rovers manager Steve Evans joins the panel to discuss his side's strong start to the season.

Listen to the full episode above or on BBC Sounds here - and don't forget to subscribe to get each episode into your My Sounds feed.

Norwich City head coach Philippe Clement was frustrated with the 1-0 defeat at Stoke, but said the performance promised better days ahead.

He told BBC Radio Norfolk: "It's a crazy game to lose the three points.

"My team did a lot of things really well. I don't think I can ask more [in terms of] mentality and the will to win. You saw until the last dying seconds that the team went to win this game fully.

"We had also by far the most possession, by far the most chances. But the goalkeeper had an amazing day today, and a few blocks from them also. It's about working more on the ruthlessness.

"But to play an away game so dominantly, I think it's a really good step. If my team keeps on playing like this, we will take a lot of points this season."

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Norwich City defender Jakov Medic has joined Eredivisie side FC Utrecht on a season-long loan deal.

Medic, 27, agreed a three-year contract with the Canaries when he moved to Carrow Road from another Dutch side, Ajax, last summer.

The centre-back made 18 appearances in all competitions for Norwich last season but has been allowed to leave by manager Philippe Clement and find first-team football elsewhere.

Utrecht, who finished sixth in the Netherlands' top tier last season, have the option to buy Medic next summer.

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Transfer deadline day is upon us and today is the final chance for your EFL club to finalise any business until January.

The transfer window closes at 23:00 BST, so we might have some late night scrambles to get deals over the line.

There has already been plenty of movement this summer and whether it's a busy or quiet day for your club, you will be able to keep across it all on BBC Sport.

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Norwich City boss Philippe Clement has stated the club will not sell striker Mohamed Toure regardless of the size of any offer that might come in.

The Australia international has been linked with multiple clubs this summer but Clement has been firm on his future at Carrow Road after the 22-year-old scored a double in an impressive 4-1 display against Burnley on Saturday.

"Maybe one player who is on the edge of things would go but they can only go if they are replaced, but not the names that have been in the papers the past couple of weeks," Clement told BBC Radio Norfolk.

"Mo Toure will not leave the club even when somebody comes with crazy money. Because then you would make things difficult, you cannot replace that."

Listen to the full interview below or on BBC Sounds here.

The latest episode of BBC Radio Norfolk's Canary Call podcast is out now.

Phil Daley and former Norwich City striker Adrian Coote take your calls after the Canaries' massive 4-1 victory over relegated club Burnley.

Listen below or on BBC Sounds here - and don't forget to subscribe to get each episode into your My Sounds feed.

We asked for your thoughts after Saturday's Championship match between Norwich City and Burnley.

Here are some of your comments:

Norwich fans

Canary Kid: Much better. Oddly enough, perhaps it comes with following Norwich, I wasn't feeling comfortable, even at 3-0. Burnley, very impressive going forward. They won't be winless for long.

Mark: As much as I was happy with the 4-1 score line, if Burnley had scored (rather than hit the post) at the start of the second half and made it 3-2, it would've been interesting to see how Norwich would've reacted to that.

However, the fast start (two up in five minutes) shocked Burnley and they never really recovered despite getting into the odd good attacking position. Top eight definitely possible if we keep our squad healthy. OTBC.

Keith: That's better - hope Canaries will keep it up. Up The City!

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Burnley fans

Andy: Shambles in defence and weak in midfield. Satpaev the only real positive in a team struggling for confidence. Edwards shouldn't be on the pitch until he gets his desire back - no commitment or energy. The manager needs to pick a side capable of competing and battling for the club. Too many players not giving 100%.

Anthony: I expected Norwich to brush us aside, but not in the first five minutes, after which the game was over as a contest.

No leadership in the club, both on and off the pitch and with many players who simply don't show any desire to stay or play, but just to see out lengthy, lucrative contracts. Achieving 50 points by the season end is no more than a dream.

Graeme: Utterly abysmal. 60% of the possession and unable to do anything with it. Already in the relegation zone and absolutely no confidence that these players are capable of getting out of it.

What do they do in training? The "forwards" obviously don't practice hitting the target. Desperately need several experienced strikers and preferably some decent defenders as well. Otherwise, it's hopeless.

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Tranmere Rovers have signed forward Dylan Jones on a season-long loan from Norwich City.

Jones, 21, is returning to Prenton Park having spent the second half of last season on loan with Tranmere.

He played four times and scored his first professional goal before injury curtailed his move.

"I loved my time here last season, but it ended too soon, and I feel like I've got some unfinished business at Tranmere," he told the club's website, external.