David Wagner says he is not dealing with any further injury concerns ahead of this weekend's trip to Southampton (KO 3pm).
The head coach gave further updates on the existing injuries within the squad with Jacob Sørensen, Borja Sainz and Jonathan Tomkinson all expected to get to the next phase of their recovery around the September international break.
"Everyone is available, the same squad as last weekend plus (Przemysław) Płacheta who was ill," he said.
"Lungi has visited a specialist and now we'll expect him back after the September international break. Borja and JT could be back in team training for the international break, we'll need to see in the next two weeks."
Following on from the opening weekend win against Hull, Wagner re-emphasised the positive development he has seen within the squad throughout the summer window.
"Every win and good performance gives you belief, gives you trust and confidence. Southampton are a good side, that's no secret but we'll search for our chance.," he added.
"We came from behind, we scored late, our subs had a big impact, a lot of boxes got ticked with the performance. But now it's put to bed, it's done. Since Tuesday, we've been focused on the next big challenge."
That next challenge comes in the shape of former Canaries legend Russell Martin and his Southampton side.
"As much as you stick to your idea, which is what we've done, play our pattern and our principles, you need to be adaptable in the Championship.
"It's an intelligent team, they have individual quality which speaks for itself. They have speed, set-pieces. Defensively, very solid as well. But, we have to be brave, we need to play with freedom.
"For me, the most important thing is my team and that we make them as uncomfortable as possible. For us, it's one of the best teams in the division away from home. We're looking forward to it, you want to test yourself against the best."