Oscar Schwartau has been confirmed as Norwich City's latest signing of the summer transfer window.
Schwartau joins City from Danish club Brøndby where he has played all of his professional career so far. He first joined them in 2018 from Roskilde as a youth player.
Now 18, the young attacking midfielder was the club's youngest player in history when he made his debut two years ago at just 16 years and 61 days.
A month later, he scored in a win against Odense Boldklub which made him Brøndby's youngest ever goalscorer and the Danish Superliga's second youngest goalscorer behind Roony Bardghji.
In his 46 games for the Brøndby first team, Schwartau has played in UEFA Conference League qualifiers against teams such as FC Basel and Legia Warszawa.
He scored six goals and registered one assist before now completing the switch to City where he will work with fellow Danes Johannes Hoff Thorup and Glen Riddersholm.