Premier League confirm 2019-20 squads, with Norwich City naming maximum 17 non-homegrown players
Scotland international Grant Hanley counts as a homegrown player for Norwich City, as he was on the books at Blackburn as a teenager Picture: Paul Chesterton/Focus Images - Credit: Paul Chesterton/Focus Images Ltd
Norwich City’s 25-man squad list for the first half of the 2019-20 season has been confirmed, with the Canaries naming the maximum of 17 non-homegrown players.
The squad list of all top-flight clubs have been released following the closure of the international transfer window on Tuesday, with no changes allowed until the January transfer window.
Clubs can name no more than 17 players who do not meet the 'homegrown' criteria, defined as: "A player who, irrespective of nationality or age, has been registered with any club affiliated to the Football Association or the Football Association of Wales for a period, continuous or not, of three entire seasons, or 36 months, before his 21st birthday (or the end of the season during which he turns 21)."
So while the maximum is 17 non-homegrown, the remaining players must meet those criteria. However, City have had added flexibility as some of their first-team players qualify as under-21 and do not need to be named in the official squad to be able to play.
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U21s for this season are categorised as players born on or after January 1, 1998, which means Ben Godfrey, Todd Cantwell, Jamal Lewis, Max Aarons and Adam Idah do not have to be named in the official 25-man squad.
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As such, the Canaries' official Premier League squad only includes 22 players, with Sam Byram, Grant Hanley, Tim Krul, Patrick Roberts and Louis Thompson named as five homegrown players - with Thompson registered before he went out on loan to League One side Shrewsbury Town.
Below are the squad lists, as released by the Premier League, with the U21 players including the club's academy scholars.
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25 Squad players (*Home grown)
Amadou, Ibrahim
Buendia Stati, Emiliano
Byram, Samuel Mark*
Drmic, Josip
Fahrmann, Ralf
Hanley, Grant*
Heise, Philip Michael
Hernandez, Onel
Klose, Timm
Krul, Timothy Michael*
Leitner, Moritz
McGovern, Michael
McLean, Kenneth
Pukki, Teemu
Roberts, Patrick John Joseph*
Srbeny, Dennis
Stiepermann, Marco
Tettey, Alexander
Thompson, Louis Clyde William*
Trybull, Tom
Vrancic, Mario
Zimmermann, Christoph
U21 players (Contracts and Scholars)
Aarons, Maximillian James
Adshead, Daniel
Ahadme Yahyai, Gassan
Ahmadi, Arash
Barden, Daniel James
Berkeley, Anthonius James
Blair, Samuel Frederick
Brown, Zak Jazi Theo
Bushiri Kisonga, Rocky
Cantwell, Todd Owen
Coley, Joshua
Dickson-Peters, Thomas Grant Delroy
Dronfield, Zachary Gage
Earley, Saxon Owen
Famewo, Akinlolu Richard
Fitzpatrick, Aidan
Gilmour, Charlie Ian
Godfrey, Benjamin Matthew
Harsani Giurgi, Joshua Alexander
Hayes, Nicholas Michael
Hondermarck, William Mbongo Desire
Hutchinson, Shae Armari Akpojotor
Idah, Adam
Jackson, Eddie Robert
Jaiyesimi, Diallang
Johnson, William
Jones, Ciaren Alexander
Kamara, Abu Bakarr
Khumbeni, Nelson Wilfred
Lewis, Jamal
Lomas, Louis James
Mair, Archie Barclay
Martin, Joshua Saul
McAlear, Reece
McCracken, Jon Douglas
Milovanovic, Saul John
Mourgos, Savvas
Nizet, Rob
Odusina, Oluwarotimi Mark
Omobamidele, Andrew Abiola
Omotoye, Tyrese Demola Huxley
Oxborough, Aston Jay
Parsons, Connor Riece George
Payne, Alfred Edward
Pitcher, Harry James
Power, Simon
Richards, Caleb Joel
Richardson, Matthew David Oscar
Rose, Joseph Matthew
Rowe, Jonathan David Henry
Scully, Thomas
Springett, Tony Gary
Spyrou, Anthony Jeffrey John
Stewart, Sean Patrick
Thomas, Jordan James Chattenton
Thorvaldsson, Isak
Tomkinson, Jonathan Robert
Vaughan, Ethen James
Warner, Jaden Lemar
