Norwich City are pleased to announce the signing of goalkeeper George Long from Millwall on a free transfer.
The shot-stopper joins the club on a two-year deal.
The 29-year-old is a product of the Sheffield United Academy, going on to make over 100 appearances for the club in the Championship and League One.
In 2018, he signed for Hull City, spending three seasons with the Tigers and winning the League One title in 2021 before joining Millwall the same summer.
Long played 37 games for the Lions last season and now joins the Canaries to add depth to the goalkeeping ranks following Tim Krul's departure.
On joining the club, Long said: "It's a really exciting opportunity for me, there was no hesitation at all when I got the call to say Norwich were interested and it's happened really quickly,
"I didn't need much convincing, the recent history, being in the Premier League and the size of the club, the fanbase and the ambition.
"It's a really exciting proposition and I'm delighted to be here."
Norwich City head coach David Wagner added: “We’re really happy to bring George into our group and welcome him to the club.
“He has a great amount of experience at this level and is someone we believe can help in the development and progress of our younger goalkeepers.”