Andre Brooks has immediately framed his Norwich City move as more than a squad-depth signing.
Speaking in his first club interview after arriving from Sheffield United, the winger said he is at Carrow Road to “work hard” and help the Canaries “go all the way” under Philippe Clement.
The line matters because Norwich have already moved quickly to reshape Clement’s attacking options, with Brooks joining a wider summer reset designed to add legs, directness and Championship-ready competition before pre-season fully accelerates.
Andre Brooks Sets Early Norwich Standard
Norwich confirmed Brooks’ arrival earlier this week, giving Clement another flexible wide option after a strong end to the 2025/26 campaign sharpened expectations around next season.
The club’s official interview underlined the player’s confidence. Brooks pointed to the way Norwich finished last season and suggested that, if the squad can resume from that level, there is no reason the group should lower its target.
For Clement, that mentality is useful. Norwich’s recent recruitment has not just been about numbers; it has been about adding players who can press, carry the ball and challenge established starters from day one.
Brooks now enters a competitive wide-forward group, but his first message was direct enough: he has not arrived simply to settle in. He has arrived to push the promotion conversation forward.
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