David Wagner officially became Norwich City head coach, joined by his coaching staff Christoph Bühler and Andrew Hughes.
Following their arrival, we've taken a closer look at Christoph and Andrew’s careers in football so far and the wealth of experience that they bring to the club.
David and Christoph's relationship began at German side TSG Weinheim, before they started working together at 1899 Hoffenheim. The 45-year-old followed Wagner to Borussia Dortmund II, as well as to Huddersfield Town in November 2015.
Bühler worked as Wagner's assistant during his time with the Terriers, being part of the promotion-winning side, and would reunite back in Germany after his appointment at FC Schalke 04 in 2019.
The German coach would also follow Wagner to his next role, this time at Swiss side BSC Young Boys.
Following the 51-year-old's appointment at Carrow Road, Bühler links up once again with Wagner.
Also joining Wagner is Andrew Hughes. The 44-year-old spent almost 20 years as a professional footballer in the English leagues, featuring for the likes of Notts County, Reading, and Leeds United.
Hughes is no stranger to Norwich City either, spending two years of his playing career at Carrow Road. He made 72 league appearances for the Canaries.
After retiring, Hughes spent time coaching at the likes of Bolton Wanderers, Rotherham United, and Crystal Palace. In May 2016, he replaced Mike Marsh at Huddersfield, beginning his relationship with Wagner.
Like Bühler, Hughes was part of the coaching set-up that won promotion to the Premier League. The 44-year-old departed the Terriers officially at the end of the 2018/19 season.
He later had a spell as Under-23s manager at Sheffield United, before returning to Norwich as Player Loan Manager.
With Wagner's appointment at the club, Hughes moved into the role of first-team coach.