David Wagner says that the injury sustained by Spanish winger Borja Sainz is not serious, and the summer signing hasn't been ruled out of contention for Wednesday's trip to Swansea City.
Speaking to the press ahead of the trip to south Wales, Wagner confirmed that Sainz was the only question mark within the squad in terms of fitness.
Sainz was replaced after 26 minutes of the Under-21s' win against West Brom on Sunday following a couple of heavy challenges.
"Yeah, he got a knock on his ankle. Luckily, it isn't a serious injury but it's quite painful and a little bit swollen," Wagner said.
"We'll see if he can make the Swansea game but he'll be back in training soon.
"He continued but after the second (tackle), it got quite difficult for him. I was happy with the decision to take him off. It's part of the game, I've seen that he's able to take it on.
"Everyone else is healthy. Danny (Batth) played yesterday but recovered today. Everyone else trained."
Wagner was pleased to see his side get three points against Birmingham City after three consecutive defeats in all competitions.
And also highlighted Dimitris Giannoulis for special praise after a strong showing from the Greek international.
"It was not the most entertaining football match but it was one, especially in the first half, we controlled. We had our moments where we should have been more clinical, we did enough to be in front," he outlined.
"(Dimi) sets standards very high for himself but for all of his competitors. He still has space to improve but I am quite happy with what I've seen from him so far. Now, it's about consistency.
Ahead of Wednesday night, and Saturday's trip to Coventry City, Wagner is looking to address the defensive woes that saw Norwich concede six goals and four goals on two previous away outings.
"We've scored a lot of goals so far, we look like we can score from a lot of areas. We have been without our two strikers for a few weeks already, and with more weeks to come. We have conceded 10 in two games as well, but we're better than that. We have a desire to show that.
"Two 3-0 wins (for Swansea) speaks for itself, a side who is able to play technically very good football, who can create.
"They changed their shape two games and they've found their form and results."