Norwich have appointed David Wagner as head coach following the sacking of Dean Smith.
The former Huddersfield boss - who guided the club to the Premier League for the first time in 2017/18 - has signed a 12-month rolling contract at Carrow Road.
German-born former USA international Wagner replaces Dean Smith, who was sacked on December 27 after 13 months in charge
The club made the announcement after a work permit and visa were secured.
Norwich sit 11th in the Sky Bet Championship table after 26 games, having lost four of their last six.
Speaking to canaries.co.uk, Wagner said: "This is a very special and proud moment for me. To be here, back in England, as the head coach of Norwich City is a huge honour.
"I've very pleased with what I have seen so far. The facilities at the Lotus Training Centre are top class. We now have to look forward and work extremely hard
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