Head coach Dean Smith has provided some team news ahead of Saturday's Sky Bet Championship meeting with Middlesbrough (KO 3pm).
After last weekend's win at Rotherham, there's no fresh injury concerns while Marcelino Núñez is expected to come back into the fold.
"Núñez is good. He's trained with us and he's available. Byram is not available," Smith said.
"Everybody came through ok, everybody has trained this week as well so no concerns.
"Others are on track to be with us during our warm weather training when we go away. They're in the latter stages of their rehab which is good.
"We want them to have a break. We've a week off after tomorrow and then we travel out. Players can take their families as well, I want a good atmosphere around the place."
When quizzed about the game at AESSEAL New York Stadium last weekend, Smith reserved praise for the link-up between the right-sided players that day, Gabriel Sara and Max Aarons.
The duo linked up well for the opening goal while Aarons also made a timely block to maintain Norwich's lead late on.
"He (Sara) has got two good feet. I always felt he needed the games to get a bit of rhythm. The nature of the Championship is games thick and fast. He seems to be getting that rhythm now, it was a good performance against Rotherham and he will grow and get better," Smith added.
"I thought it was a really good performance from Max. He linked up with Gabby for the first goal. He was involved in a lot of the good things that happened for the team."
Looking towards this weekend, Smith outlined that Middlesbrough now present a different challenge with the change of management at the end of last month.
Most notably, they have now changed their shape under Michael Carrick.
"I think it'll be a really tough game. They're a really good team and I don't think they deserve to be where they are in the table. They've had a few good results under Michael already," he explained.
"The shape is different. Chris was known for playing three at the back, it's been four since Michael came in and they've certainly had a bounce since he came in there.
"I think anybody who gets this opportunity, I wish them well. He had a few games at Manchester United as well and he'll be relishing it. We wish him well apart from this weekend."
Lastly, Smith offered his congratulations to City striker Josh Sargent on his inclusion in the US squad for the upcoming FIFA World Cup.
"Good news for him, he's earned that slot. He's becoming a much more rounded player. For me, his attitude and quality was never in question.
"I have no doubts, should we get back to the Premier League, he'll score goals. His development is there for all to see. You have to remember he's still a young lad. We'll be watching him, not sure we'll be cheering him on when they play England though."