Norwich City midfielder Tony Springett has signed a contract extension with the club until 2026, with the option of a further year.
The versatile winger made his debut for the senior team against West Ham United in May 2021 and has since made two further league appearances, both at the end of the 2021/22 Premier League season, and one appearance in this year's Carabao Cup.
The 20-year-old can play off both flanks and has been known to slot into the full-back positions on occasion.
On signing his new contract, Springett said: "I'm over the moon really. I'm just glad that the club are seeing potential in me and sticking by me. It gives me a bit of clarity and shows me that they are willing to keep working with me and pushing forward with my career.
"The way that the first team allows us Under-21s to come and train with them on a regular basis helps all of us as players.
"Hopefully I can get back in around the first team again, get playing, starting, and go from there."
Head coach Dean Smith commented: “Tony has been training with the first team for a while now and made his debut in the Premier League last season. He’s been very impressive in training and he’s developing really well.
“He made his first start in the first team away at Leicester last season. He’s continued that development in training with the first team, whilst also playing with the Under-21s and in a first team cup fixture.
“He is very much deserving of this contract and we’re looking forward to working with him further.”