Norwich City have just completed an eventful transfer window, which included the controversial departure of Marcelino Nunez to arch-rivals Ipswich Town.
Borja Sainz was another notable name to leave Carrow Road during the summer, while there have been a whole host of new additions to Liam Manning's squad.
Mathias Kvistgaarden was the most expensive addition of Norwich's summer transfer window, arriving from Danish side Brondby in a £6.9m deal.
The Canaries also paid transfer fees to recruit Jacob Wright, Jakov Medic, Vladan Kovacevic, Papa Amadou Diallo, Mirko Topic, Jovon Makama and Pelle Mattsson.
Manning will be hoping the new signings can help the club achieve a top-six finish, as they look to return to the Premier League for the first time since 2021-22.
Here, Sports Mole follows each and every arrival and departure during Norwich's summer 2025 transfer window.
Norwich confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025
Jacob Wright (£2.3m, Man City)
Daniel Grimshaw (undisclosed, Plymouth Argyle)
Harry Darling (free, Swansea City)
Louie Moulden (free, Crystal Palace)
Jakov Medic (undisclosed, Ajax)
Vladan Kovacevic (undisclosed, Sporting Lisbon)
Mathias Kvistgaarden (£6.9m, Brondby)
Jeffrey Schlupp (Free, Crystal Palace)
Papa Amadou Diallo (£4.3m, Metz)
Mirko Topic (undisclosed, Familicao)
Jovon Makama (£1.2m from Lincoln City)
Pelle Mattsson (undisclosed from Silkeborg)
Norwich confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025
Jonathan Rowe (£14m to Marseille)
Angus Gunn (free)
Jacob Lungi Sorensen (free to Brann)
Onel Hernandez (free)
Archie Mair (free)
Lewis Shipley (Undisclosed, Barrow)
Borja Sainz (£14.3m to Porto)
Vicente Reyes (loan to Peterborough United)
Onel Hernandez (released)
Brad Hills (undisclosed to Stockport County)
George Long (loan to Southampton)
Marcelino Nunez (£7.5m to Ipswich Town)
Daniel Barden (loan to Dagenham & Redbridge)
How much have Norwich spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?
Norwich total spend summer 2025: £14.7m
Norwich total income summer 2025: £35.8m
Norwich total net profit summer 2025: £21.1m