Norwich City defender Jack Stacey has signed a new two-year contract with the club.
The new deal for the 29-year-old also contains an option for an additional 12 months.
On signing his new contract, he said: "The two years I've been here, I've really enjoyed playing in the stadium, playing for the fans. But I've not achieved what I wanted to so I'm excited to commit for a longer period of time so we can try and achieve the goals we've set for the team and for myself.
"The atmosphere around the building has been great for the last few days, I spoke to Liam (Manning) in the off-season too about how he sees this season going and it's been really positive. It's something I want to commit myself to."
Sporting director Ben Knapper commented: "Jack has been an important part of this football club for the past two years and we’re delighted to extend his stay with us.
"He knows the league, has elite athleticism, and offers great verticality and offensive threat which are key attributes for us.
"He also has a great character, is someone who very much leads by example and is a model professional for young players to aspire to. The way he lives his life and represents our club both on and off the pitch is fantastic.
"He has lots of experience and we’ve no doubt he will continue to be a really important part of what we want to achieve going forwards."
Stacey originally joined the club in the summer of 2023 upon the expiry of his contract at Bournemouth and has since gone on to make 95 appearances as a Canary.
During that time, Stacey has scored three City goals and provided 12 assists.
For the 2024/25 season, the right-back also won the club's PFA Community Champion Award as well as the EFL's Championship Player in the Community award for his work with the Community Sports Foundation.