Voting is now open for the February player of the month award, presented by Willy's Pies.
It was another productive month for the Canaries under Philippe Clement, winning four out of five in the league and progressing to the last 16 of the FA Cup.
Norwich defeated Blackburn Rovers, Oxford United, Sheffield Wednesday and Leicester City in the league, as well as knocking West Brom out of the cup.
The shortlist for the award consists of defensive duo Ruairi McConville and José Córdoba alongside January signings Paris Maghoma and Mohamed Touré.
Voting is open until midday on Thursday, March 5, via the form below.
Ruairi McConville
Another strong month leading to another nomination for Ruairi McConville.
He has looked assured at the back for City alongside both José Córdoba and Harry Darling, playing a big role in City's four clean sheets.
McConville also set the record for the youngest ever captain of the men's side when he donned the armband in the fourth round of the FA Cup against West Brom.
José Córdoba
Like McConville, José Córdoba has gone from strength to strength under Clement's watch at Carrrow Road.
The Panama international featured four times in February, three of those coinciding with clean sheets.
Paris Maghoma
After arriving late in the January window, Paris Maghoma has wasted no time in endearing himself to the Norwich faithful.
The former Brentford midfielder featured five times for City, scoring twice.
His first goal for the club came in his full debut against West Brom and he quickly followed that up with another in his first league start, this time against Wednesday.
Mohamed Touré
While his month did end in the disappointment of a groin injury, Mohamed Touré has enjoyed a more whirlwind start to his Norwich City career than could be imagined.
A debut goal against Blackburn Rovers, a hat-trick on his full debut against Oxford, it couldn't have gone better for the Australian.
He also added a goal against West Brom in the cup and an assist in the defeat to Birmingham City.
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