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Norwich City have confirmed the arrival of Harry Amass on loan from Manchester United this morning.

The full-back joins the Canaries for the second half of the campaign as they look to avoid relegation and move their way up the Championship table from where they currently sit in 20th.

Amass completes mid-season move to Carrow Road

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Since the summer, Amass had been enjoying a stint with strugglers Sheffield Wednesday, gaining vital first-team experience even amidst the side’s off-the-pitch crises.

Wednesday manager Henrik Pedersen said of Amass back in September (via The Star): “I see a young man who is growing a lot right now. I see a young man who, mentally, is going to be stronger and stronger.

“I also see a young man who values the defensive stuff as much as the offensive stuff. This is what he has to do when, one day, he goes back again and wants to take the next level.

“How he has played defensively in the last two games… it is very strong for Harry. Very strong.”

He returned to Carrington at the start of the month for United to assess where he’d benefit most until the summer, and they opted against sending the 18-year-old back to Hillsborough.

They subsequently landed on Norwich, where he’ll be chomping at the bit to add to his 21 Championship appearances.

Toby Collyer to follow Amass out the door before deadline

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As well as Amass, Toby Collyer, 22, will join Hull City on loan in the coming days after a serious knee injury cut short his spell with West Bromwich Albion.

*Collyer’s record with the Baggies

He has been back in Manchester for his recovery since November, with United officially recalling him from the Hawthorns at the turn of the year.

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