Norwich City have added Chris Hogg, James Krause and Ryan Garry to Liam Manning's coaching team.
Hogg, 40, has been appointed as assistant head coach and has worked with Manning at Bristol City, Oxford United and MK Dons, with previous coaching experience at Newcastle United.
As a player, Hogg had notable spells at Hibernian and Inverness Caledonian Thistle, before moving into coaching.
Joining the club as first-team coach analyst, James Krause also worked with head coach Manning at Oxford and Bristol City, with previous experience at the likes of Arsenal.
Ryan Garry, who joins as first-team coach, has moved from Lommel SK where he had been assistant coach since January 2024. Garry also had a spell as interim head coach when former Arsenal defender Steve Bould was dismissed in January 2025.
Garry previously held a number of roles with Arsenal's youth set-up including Under-23s coach, before moving on to become the England Under-18s and Under-17s coach.
As a player Garry made his Premier League debut for Arsenal in the first game of their famous 49-game unbeaten run in 2003 and 2004.
Sporting director Ben Knapper commented: “We’re delighted to welcome Chris, James and Ryan to Norwich City.
“Chris and James are, of course, well known to Liam, both forming a key part of his staff for some time now, across multiple clubs. They are fantastic guys and great operators. James is someone I know well from my time at Arsenal. They have both slotted in seamlessly this week and will be key in supporting Liam and the staff more broadly in creating a top-class environment for our players.
“Ryan completes our coaching team and is another really exciting addition. His experience speaks for itself having held key roles at Arsenal, The FA and within City Football Group. Alongside Chris, James, Nick and Tony, he will support Liam with all aspects of our football programme, with a key focus on the individual development of our players.
“There are many existing relationships and synergies amongst this group, and it’s a really exciting team to be supporting Liam in delivering a truly elite football programme.”