Joining in the summer of 2020, Jordan Hugill signed for the Canaries from West Ham United to add strong depth to Daniel Farke's frontline.
A physical striker who is also clinical in front of goal, Jordan signed on a permanent deal from West Ham after successful loan spells at Middlesbrough and Queens Park Rangers under the Hammers.
Starting his football career late, Jordan was a graduate of the Glenn Hoddle Academy in Spain and played for a number of non-league clubs in England before joining Port Vale.
It was Vale, in League One, where he impressed with his strong hold up play and four goals 20 league appearances. That earned him a move to Preston North End where he won promotion from League One and led the line for three seasons in the Championship.
A big money move to Premier League West Ham followed, but was not given the chance to impress by David Moyes. He was given just 22 minutes of match action by the Hammers before going on loan to Middlesbrough and then QPR.
Last season Jordan played 34 games for Norwich and netted five goals, including a crucial late winner at Rotherham, which got our season up and running, and a double in a 2-0 home win against Bristol City.
